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Übersetzung für 'banteng' von Englisch nach Deutsch

banteng [Bos javanicus, syn.: Bibos javanicus]

Banteng {m}zool.T

Sunda-Ochse {m}zool.T

• Banteng {m} = banteng [Bos javanicus, syn.: Bibos javanicus]
• Banteng {m} = tembadau [Bos javanicus, syn.: Bibos javanicus]

• The Bali cattle ("Bos javanicus domesticus"), also known as Balinese cattle, domestic banteng or Bali banteng, are a domesticated species of bovine which originated from the banteng ("Bos javanicus").
• In the upper left quarter, on a red background, is the head of the Javanese wild bull, the "banteng".
• More than 70 species have been recorded at the site, and the area is of particular importance for a number of endangered species including banteng, green peafowl, and pileated gibbon.
• gaurus"), and banteng ("B. javanicus"). A very large ungulate, the kouprey can approach similar sizes to the wild water buffalo ("Bubalus arnee").
• Significant threatened ungulate populations are present, including Eld's deer, sambar deer, banteng, and the largest living wild bovid, the gaur.

• while Bohlken (1958) considered the species to be a hybrid between banteng and cattle.
• Animal species include Asian black bear, Sumatran serow, banteng, pangolin, monitor lizard and leopard.
• Thus competition for feeding ground between the solitary rhinoceros and banteng also increased.
• People in this area believe that the Javan tiger and banteng still live there.
• This species is the likely ancestor to the banteng ("Bos javanicus").

• It was an accidental discovery, researchers were actually at the site to monitor banteng, and saw the flower as they came to retrieve their camera-trap.
• There are many such examples in nature; we see both a lungfish and a porpoise as having closer (but largely different) affinities to a cow than to a tuna, and a bat as having closer affinities to a banteng than to a bird or a butterfly, although a banteng has no "wings".