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Lineage record

Thai Elephant Dung

A landrace line, traced to a collected population rather than a deliberate cross. Origin recorded as John Allen.

Landrace / DomesticT Strains
Documented lineage

Said to be found under wild elephant dung

Recorded origin: John Allen

Classification

Thai Elephant Dung is recorded as a landrace or domestic line, tracing back to a collected population rather than a deliberate cross.

Record history

Said to be found under wild elephant dung

Landrace Cube said to be found under wild elephant dung

Records disagree. More than one pedigree has been published for this line. Both are shown above so the difference is visible rather than hidden behind a single chosen answer.

Questions

What is Thai Elephant Dung crossed from?

Thai Elephant Dung is recorded as: Said to be found under wild elephant dung. Its recorded origin is John Allen.

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