Japanese black

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Japanese black

breed of cattle developed by crossing one of the indigenous breeds of Japanese cattle with European cattle. Black, horned (some polled), small, fine-boned; used principally for meat, some draft, occasionally milk. Similar breeds are Japanese brown, Japanese polled.

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