bovis
- adjective
- /ˈboʊvɪs/
- Specialized
- Researchers studied the bovis genome to improve cattle health.
Examples
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The scientist identified a bovis strain responsible for the outbreak in the cattle farm.
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The research focused on bovis diseases that can be transmitted to humans.
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Certain bacteria with the bovis designation are known to infect livestock.
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The bovis classification is essential in veterinary science.
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The research focused on a specific bovis disease that affects cattle populations.
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Scientists discovered a new bovis variant that could improve cattle breeding programs.
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The classification system for bovis species is crucial for effective veterinary treatment.
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Etymology
Bovis comes from Latin and literally means 'of cattle', from the older Latin word bos 'cow'. In scientific talk it is an adjective that marks something as 'cow-related', so you can remember it like bovine or simply 'cow-related'.