. Le Jersey et Guernesey, Aurigny, GC : leur histoire, la nature et la gestion. Montrant comment choisir une bonne vache ; comment nourrir, de gérer, de lait, et d'élever à la plus lucratif. Bovins Jersey Guernesey Aurigny ; bovins ; bovins. 78 Le Jersey, Guernesey, Aurigny et la Vache signes distinctifs que Guénon fait usage de l'ttifts sont, ou^ scutcheons ou ipe et ecussons ; elles sont visibles dans tous les animaux de la race bovine, sans exception ; ils sont situés sur le perinaeum et la surface interne des cuisses, et ne peut être examinée à fond pendant les mouvements de l'animal. Ces signes le CCRVSI- teri

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. The Jersey, Alderney, and Guernsey cow: their history, nature and management. Showing how to choose a good cow; how to feed, to manage, to milk, and to breed to the most profit. Jersey cattle; Guernsey cattle; Alderney cattle. 78 THE JERSEY, ALDERNEY AND GUERNSEY COW The distinctive signs which Guenon makes use of are, the ttifts or epis^ and scutcheons or ecussons; they are visible in all animals of the bovine race, without excep- tion ; are situate over the perinaeum and inner surface of the thighs, and can only be examined thoroughly during the animal's movements. These signs charac- terize the class and families, which only differ from each other in the variable form of the scutcheon; Guenon, moreover, says that the names he has used are purely conventional, having relation to the form of parts em- ployed as signs, and he has especially avoided Greek and Latin compounds. Ten forms of scutcheons have been described, and constitute the basis of Guenon's classification. The surface of the scutcheon is distinguished by the hair turned upwards, and opposite in direction to that. Fig I. Fig. 2. Fig 3 covering other parts of the animal's skin. This hair differs from all the rest in color, and is fine, soft and close. The scutcheon springs from the middle of the four teats, whence a portion of its hair springs, and extends. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Hazard, Willis P. (Willis Pope), 1825-1913. Philadelphia, Porter and Coates

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