Genetic and productive background of Criollo cattle in Argentina, Mexico, Uruguay and the United States

Armstrong, E.; Rodríguez-Almeida, Felipe Alonso; McIntosh, Matthew M.; Poli, M. A.; Cibils, Andrés F.; Martínez-Quintana, José A.; Félix-Portillo, Monserrath; Estell, Richard E.

doi:10.1016/j.jaridenv.2022.104722

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“…Creole individuals stand out for their adaptive and reproductive characteristics, where, in some situations, muscle development has been a factor that reduces their use in production environments compared to specialized breeds (Arelovich et al 2011;Armstrong et al 2022). Efforts made by Agrosavia in recent animal selection processes generated changes in the musculature traits relationships.…”

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Phenotypic variability for conformation traits of BON cattle in Colombia

Ríos

Toro

Muñoz

et al. 2022

Preprint

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The purpose of this study was to evaluate the variability of conformation traits (CT) in three BON cattle subpopulations with different herd management. For this study, using the nine-point scores of 20 CT as well as breed characterization and final score in 929 cows were analyzed. Descriptive statistics alongside hierarchical cluster analysis were performed. It was found that legs and feet traits had the slightest phenotypic variability whereas traits related to musculature and the fore attach and udder depth traits showed the higher variability. The herarchical clustering revealed relationships that allow analyzing the phenotypic trend between animals according to herd management and breeding objectives.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Phenotypic variability for conformation traits of BON cattle in Colombia

Ríos

Toro

Muñoz

et al. 2022

Preprint

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“…The high adaptive capacity of Creoles allowed them to spread and colonize a wide variety of environments. Their ancestry combined with local adaptations created the broad spectrum of American Creole breeds we see today, many currently endangered (ARMSTRONG et al, 2022). Armstrong et al (2022) review existing genetic and production data on Argentine, Mexican, Uruguayan, and US Creole cattle that form the basis of their research.…”

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“…Their ancestry combined with local adaptations created the broad spectrum of American Creole breeds we see today, many currently endangered (ARMSTRONG et al, 2022). Armstrong et al (2022) review existing genetic and production data on Argentine, Mexican, Uruguayan, and US Creole cattle that form the basis of their research. In such countries, Creole cattle became the basis of the livestock industry for the supply of meat, hides and animal labor, until they were replaced by more specialized European cattle and cebuinetype cattle breeds in the late 19th century.…”

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Blockchain for logistic and supply chain for animal protein and genetic improvement: a systematic literature review

Silva¹

2023

Revista Científica Multidisciplinar Núcleo do Conhecimento

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Context: the emergence of TB (Blockchain Technology), interesting gains for the economy, helping companies, governments and customers with integration and reliability of information without intermediaries. Objective: Through a systematic literature review analyzing the use of applied TB in the areas of logistics and Supply Chain (SC) to first verify the benefits of using applied TB, as well as the study of the main areas of TB use, classifying in articles from searched databases which are the main relevant areas for the application of TB due to the number of articles found and the quality of the studies generated. Second, analysis of the impacts of this technology on the corporate environment, generating solutions that help in the operational part and in the resolution of communication with partners. Third, how can TB help companies to have a sustainable SC without natural impacts, food contamination problems and where everyone in SC has a healthy business without interference from agents that do not add value to the production chain. Fourth, to analyze how TB can help in the process of genetic improvement from animal protein SCs. Challenges: Challenges posed to global TB and SCs. Method: the systematic literature review (SLR) among articles from 2017 to 2020. Result: the results of the systematic literature review indicate that some of the main benefits are the traceability and reliability generated by the use of TB in logistics and CS, among the impacts raised 62% were classified as positive and aggregators for the use of TB in SCs, when it comes to having efficient socio-environmental SCs, TB can maximize the transparency of manufacturing processes and agricultural production without the use of harmful toxins and genetic improvement. Perspectives: what is expected from the use of TB in supply chains and integration with other 4.0 technologies.

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“…Once considered endangered, now a breeder association has been organized and they contribute in conservation efforts and promotion of the breed. Although some beneficial attributes are recognized in Creole breeds, such as disease and parasite resistance (see review by Armstrong et al, 2022), their genetic characterization is far from complete.…”

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Characterization of experimental cattle populations from Argentina with a low‐density SNP genotyping panel

Michiels

Pardo

Masague³

et al. 2022

Animal Genetics

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Resources project (IMAGE; https://www.image h2020. eu/) was funded by the European Union to develop tools for the characterization of animal genetic resources. One of the objectives of the project was the development of a multi-species 60 K SNP array that would be accessible at low cost to capture biodiversity and particularly for the molecular characterisation of gene banks. The developed IMAGE001 array has 10 K SNP for cattle (see more information in Additional File 1

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Genetic and productive background of Criollo cattle in Argentina, Mexico, Uruguay and the United States

Cited by 24 publications

References 31 publications

Phenotypic variability for conformation traits of BON cattle in Colombia

Phenotypic variability for conformation traits of BON cattle in Colombia

Blockchain for logistic and supply chain for animal protein and genetic improvement: a systematic literature review

Characterization of experimental cattle populations from Argentina with a low‐density SNP genotyping panel

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