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Table 1.

Genetic constitution of Indonesian and Indian cattle breeds.

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Table 2.

Y-chromomal sequence variation diagnostic for indicine and Y1 and Y2 taurine haplotypes.

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Figure 1.

Locations of sampling and genetic constitution of Indonesian cattle populations.

The species origin of the Y-chromosomes (Y), mitochondrial DNA (mt) and autosomal microsatellite alleles (μst) is represented by brown and gray shading of the indicated circle segments.

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Figure 2.

Genomic components of Indonesian cattle animals.

Animals are represented as vertical lines, the color of which indicates zebu of banteng mitochondrial DNA (top panel), zebu, taurine or banteng Y-chromosomal DNA (second panel, only for males), the proportion of the individual genomes derived from the two clusters identified by unsupervised model-based clustering (third panel) or from the proportions derived from two predefined clusters (Indian zebu and Bali cattle, bottom panel). Each animal is plotted in the respective panels at the same position. A white line indicates absence of data.

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Figure 3.

NeighborNet graph of genetic distances of Indonesian cattle populations.

The animal pictures are from [8] or were drawn from photographs.

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