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Phylum: Chordata Таксон и его положение в иерархии Код породы/рассы Название породы/рассы Русское название породы/рассы Kingdom: Animalia [202423] Subkingdom: Bilateria [914154] Infrakingdom: Deuterostomia [914156] Phylum: Chordata [158852] Subphylum: Vertebrata [331030] Infraphylum: Gnathostomata [157978] Superclass: Tetrapoda [914181] Class: Mammalia [179913] Subclass: Theria [179916] Infraclass: Eutheria [179925] Order: Artiodactyla [180692] Family: Bovidae [180704] Subfamily: Bovinae [552332] Genus: Bison [180705] Species: Bison bison [180706] Cross: Bos taurus taurus [898717] x Bison bison [180706] B0001 Beefalo Kingdom: Animalia [202423] Subkingdom: Bilateria [914154] Infrakingdom: Deuterostomia [914156] Phylum: Chordata [158852] Subphylum: Vertebrata [331030] Infraphylum: Gnathostomata [157978] Superclass: Tetrapoda [914181] Class: Mammalia [179913] Subclass: Theria [179916] Infraclass: Eutheria [179925] Order: Artiodactyla [180692] Family: Bovidae [180704] Subfamily: Bovinae [552332] Genus: Bison [180705] Species: Bison bonasus [183836] Cross: Bos taurus taurus [898717] x Bison bonasus [183836] B0001 Żubroń Kingdom: Animalia [202423] Subkingdom: Bilateria [914154] Infrakingdom: Deuterostomia [914156] Phylum: Chordata [158852] Subphylum: Vertebrata [331030] Infraphylum: Gnathostomata [157978] Superclass: Tetrapoda [914181] Class: Mammalia [179913] Subclass: Theria [179916] Infraclass: Eutheria [179925] Order: Artiodactyla [180692] Family: Bovidae [180704] Subfamily: Bovinae [552332] Genus: Bos [183837] Species: Bos taurus Subspecies: Bos taurus taurus [898717] Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0001 Abigar Абигар Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0002 Abondance cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0003 Adamawa cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0004 Agerolese Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0005 Akaushi Акауши Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0006 Ala Tau Алатауская Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0007 Albanian cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0008 Albera Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0009 Alberes Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0010 Alderney Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0011 Alentejana Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0012 Alentejana cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0013 Allmogekor Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0014 American Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0015 American Milking Devon Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0016 American White Park Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0017 Amerifax Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0018 Amsterdam Island cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0019 Anatolian Black Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0020 Andalusian Black Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0021 Andalusian Grey Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0022 Angeln cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0023 Angler Англерская Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0024 Angus Ангус Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0025 Aosta cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0026 Argentine Criollo Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0027 Armorican cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0028 Arouquesa cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0029 Asturian Mountain Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0030 Asturian Valley Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0031 Aubrac cattle Обрак Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0032 Aulie-Ata Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0033 Aure et Saint-Girons Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0034 Australian Lowline Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0035 Avileña Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0036 Ayrshire Айрширская Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0037 Bakosi cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0038 Baladi cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0039 Balancer cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0040 Baltata Românească Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0041 Baoule Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0042 Barrosã cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0043 Bazadais Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0044 Bearnais Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0045 Beefmaster cattle Бифмастер Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0046 Belarus Red Беларусская красная Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0047 Belgian Blue Бельгийская голубая Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0048 Belgian Red Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0049 Belgian Red pied Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0050 Belgian White-and-red Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0051 Belmont Adaptaur Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0052 Belted Galloway Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0053 Berrenda cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0054 Betizu Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0055 Bianca Val Padana Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0056 Blaarkop Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0057 Black Angus Черный ангус Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0058 Black Baldy Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0059 Black Hereford Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0060 Black pied Dairy cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0061 Blacksided Trondheim and Norland Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0062 Blanca Cacerena Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0063 Blanco Orejinegro Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0064 Blonde d'Aquitaine Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0065 Blue Albion Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0066 Blue Grey Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0067 Bordelais Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0068 Boškarin Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0069 Braunvieh Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0070 British Friesian Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0071 British White Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0072 Brown Carpathian Бурый карпатский скот Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0073 Brown Caucasian Кавказская бурая Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0074 Brown Swiss Бурая швицкая Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0075 Bue Lingo Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0076 Burlina Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0077 Buša cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0078 Cachena cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0079 Caldelana Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0080 Camargue Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0081 Campbell Island cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0082 Canadian Speckle Park Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0083 Canadienne Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0084 Canaria Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0085 Caracu Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0086 Cárdena Andaluza Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0087 Carinthian Blondvieh Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0088 Carora Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0089 Caucasian cattle Кавказская Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0090 Charolais Шароле Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0091 Chiangus Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0092 Chianina Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0093 Chinampo Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0094 Chinese Black pied Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0095 Coloursided White Back Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0096 Corriente cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0097 Corsican cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0098 Danish Jersey Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0099 Danish Red Красный датский скот Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0100 Deep Red cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0101 Devon Девонская Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0102 Dexter Декстер Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0103 Doayo cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0104 Dølafe Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0105 Drought Master Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0106 Dslafe Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0107 Dulong' Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0108 Dutch Belted Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0109 Dutch Friesian Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0110 East Anatolian Red Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0111 Eastern Finncattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0112 Enderby island cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0113 English Longhorn Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0114 Ennstal Mountain pied cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0115 Estonian Red cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0116 Évolène cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0117 Finnish cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0118 Fjäll Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0119 Fleckvieh Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0120 Florida Cracker Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0121 French Simmental Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0122 Friesian Red and White Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0123 Galician Blond Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0124 Galloway cattle Галловейская Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0125 Garvonesa cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0126 Gascon cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0127 Gelbvieh Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0128 Georgian mountain cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0129 German Angus cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0130 German Black pied cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0131 German Red pied Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0132 Glan cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0133 Gloucester Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0134 Greek Shorthorn Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0135 Greek Steppe cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0136 Groninge Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0137 Groningen Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0138 Groningen White-Headed Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0139 Guernsey Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0140 Hanwoo Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0141 Hartón del Valle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0142 Harz Red mountain cattle Breed: Bos taurus taurus [898717] B0143 Hays Converter Breed: Bos taurus
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