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• GAYAL
• GAYAL
• SEMI-DOMTITED AND IRREPLACEABLE GEIC ROURCE GAYAL (BOS ONTALIS) NEEDS EFFECTIVE GEIC CONSERVATN BANGLASH: A REVIEW
• WHOLE-GENOME SEQUENCG OF THE ENDANGERED BOVE SPECI GAYAL (BOS ONTALIS) PROVIS NEW SIGHTS TO S GEIC FEATUR

GAYAL

Gayal, (Bos gs ontalis), also lled mhan, a subspeci of the gr and the largt of the wild oxen, subfay Bovae (fay Bovidae), which is kept and utilized by the hill trib of Assam and Myanmar (Burma). Smaller than the gr and wh shorter legs, the gayal stands 140–160 cm (55–63 ch) at the shoulr. The gayal lacks the gr’s massive shoulr hump, and s skull is shorter, wir, and flatter; the horns of both sex prot om the sis of the head and are thicker, but shorter, than those of the gr.

GAYAL

Grs are water-pennt grazers and browsers wh a preference for green grass and other monots that grow fort cleargs, which may expla the origs of the gayal. Such is the fate of the social anizatn and matg system of the gayal remas unchanged om s wild progenors. The matg ll of the bull gayal sounds like a gr and unlike any other bove; is loud and as ronant as the base not of an an.

Further proof of the relatnship of the two animals is the matg of gayal ws wh gr bulls, which is promoted by gayal keepers to improve the breed. The gayal (Bos ontalis), also known as Dng ox or mhun, is a large domtic ttle distributed Northeast India, Banglash, Myanmar and Yunnan, Cha.

SEMI-DOMTITED AND IRREPLACEABLE GEIC ROURCE GAYAL (BOS ONTALIS) NEEDS EFFECTIVE GEIC CONSERVATN BANGLASH: A REVIEW

In India, semi-domtited gayals are kept by several ethnic groups livg the hills of Tripura, Mizoram, Assam, Anachal Prash, and Nagaland. Gayals are herbivoro animals that feed on tree fodrs, shbs, herbs, and other natural vegetatns. Bis this gayals are also ed as a marriage gift and sacrificial animal for different social and cultural ceremoni.

WHOLE-GENOME SEQUENCG OF THE ENDANGERED BOVE SPECI GAYAL (BOS ONTALIS) PROVIS NEW SIGHTS TO S GEIC FEATUR

Bis, the only artificial reproductn center for gayals, Banglash Livtock Rearch Instute (BLRI), has few animals and uld not rry out s long term nservatn scheme due to a lack of an objective based scientific missn as well as fancial support.

Keywords: Banglash, Gayal, Conservatn, Semi-domtic, Geic RourceINTRODUCTIONTwo major pennt domtitn events of the roch (Bos primigeni) subsequently formed Indian and Eurasian bove subspeci lled zebu and tre ttle, rpectively. On the other hand, gr (Bos gs) is the tallt and the largt extant wild bove which is lled Indian bison and that the semi-domtited gayal (Bos ontalis) is very much related wh the gr (Giasudd et al., 2003a). The term semi-domtited referred to the gayal bee they are only lightly domtited and of disputed gayal belongs to the fay Bovidae, tribe Bovi, group Bova, gen Bos and speci Bos ontalis.

The gayal, synonymo wh mhan or mhun, is a unique bove speci which has a limed geographil distributn om east Bhutan through the Anachal Prash India to the Naga and Ch hills the Arakan Yomarange that f the borrs between India, Banglash and Myanmar (Mason, 1988; Payne and Hodg, 1997). The unique characteristics or specific featur of an digeno breed uld therefore be treated for ratnal utilizatn as well as staable livtock breedg policy of prent and future or of formatn of a new livtock breeds wh those unique mers of digeno this paper, we foc on the mers of the geic potential gayal across s distributn and addrs the urgent need of Banglashi gayal populatn to protect them om extctn sce the populatn is facg a formidable suatn. APPRECIATION AND USAGE OF GAYALIn Naga and Ch hills, gayals are important sacrificial animals and regard as a social stat symbol for the Naga people (Simoons and Simoons, 1968).

In the moist forts of the hills, gayals are ee-rangg animals whout planned breedg and are therefore sometim scribed as semi-domtic animals (Scherf, 2000).