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I understand that there are several different species of water buff-- some with 48 chromosomes, some with 50, some totally domesticated, some partially so, some almost totally wild. The australian wild buff is an impressive animal and I am going to hunt him. Does anyone know his scientific name, number of chromosomes, and county of origen?


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They are from Asia sofa


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I found site which maybe helpful
http://ww2.netnitco.net/users/djligda/waterbuf.htm


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Thanks, Top Predator. I thought they were from soemwhere near Asia. Wink


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I just had a small hunting report from a good fiend there in this days are with matt kelman in carmorplans. they have just taken out 2 nice buff, one at 40 inc and one at 52 1/2 inc.

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Who are you hunting with? When are you going?
 
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Like most buff, they have two big chromosomes, dangling between the hind legs... bewildered

Why do you want to know? Wink

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