Re: Speciation - how do you know?

Gerrit Hanenburg (ghanenbu@inter.nl.net)
Wed, 25 Sep 1996 11:58:06 GMT

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David Sierra <dsierra@lonestar.jpl.utsa.edu> wrote:

>WHAT THE HECK IS AN AUROCH?

An extinct even-toed ungulate from the family Bovidae that goes by the
scientific name Bos primigenius,and roamed the woods of Europe until
recently (17th century).
Cattle are thought to be derived from it.

Gerrit.

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