The Breeding-back Blog

"Breeding-back" aims to restore or immitate extinct animals by selective breeding. This blog provides general information, the facts behind myths and news from various projects.

Wednesday, 30 December 2015

Did the Heck brothers good work or not?

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H eck cattle is not a revived aurochs, that’s no secret to those who are familiar with this subject. It is also far from being a perfect op...

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Tuesday, 22 December 2015

Londo as an aurochs

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T here is an experience that I had made several times already; when I look at an individual and think "well, it does look quite aurochs...

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Monday, 23 November 2015

New Tauros photos by Geer vanne Smeed

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O key, not all that new, but a few weeks old at least. But I haven't had the time yet to post them here because I was busy with my Lippe...

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Saturday, 21 November 2015

A second trip to the Lippeaue Pt.III: Conclusion

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R egarding the quality of the current population: Overall, the herds are very nice. To better compare the Lippeaue cattle presented on the ...

Friday, 20 November 2015

A second trip to the Lippeaue Pt.II: The herds #2

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T he previous post covered three of the two current herds in the Lippeaue from my 2015 trip. This post is on the remaining two, Klostermers...

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Daniel Foidl: My major interests always have been extinct animals, from dinosaurs to Pleistocene megafauna and more recent extinctions. Besides that I am interested in evolution, genetics and ecology. I am also an amateur animal artist, making drawings and models mostly of extinct animals.

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