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# VBO Classification | ||
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_Documentation upcoming_ | ||
## High-level classification | ||
VBO breed terms are classified under the general term ‘Vertebrate breed’ (VBO:0400000) and grouped based on specific animal species (e.g., ‘Dog breed’) or group of animals of the same genus (‘Cattle breed’) based on community and expert usage and jargon. | ||
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**VBO high-level classification:** | ||
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<img src="image.png" width="300"> | ||
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## VBO is integrated within the NCBITaxon hierarchy. | ||
Breeds are identified as distinctive groups within a family, genus, or species. Therefore, in the ontology, breeds are subclasses of family/genus/species represented by NCBITaxon entities. | ||
Based on the broad definition of vertebrate breed, “a group of animals that share specific characteristics that distinguish it from other organisms of the same family/genus/species (...)”, breeds were created as subclasses of family/genus/species, which are represented by the NCBITaxon entities. Hence VBO terms are integrated within the NCBITaxon hierarchy using the is_a relation. | ||
One of the advantages is that VBO terms can be autoclassified based on the NCBITaxon hierarchy. | ||
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**Example:** ‘Cattle breed’ (VBO:0400020) is defined as: ‘Vertebrate breed’ **and** Bos (NCBITaxon:9903). Bos indicus (zebu cattle, NCBITaxon:9915), Bos taurus (cattle, NCBITaxon:9913), Bos indicus × Bos taurus (hybrid cattle, NCBITaxon:30522), and Bos grunniens (yak, NCBITaxon:30521), are all autoclassified as ‘Cattle breed’ via the NCBITaxon hierarchy. | ||
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<img src="Screenshot 2024-07-30 at 12.52.48 PM.png" width="800"> | ||
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## Sub-breeds, strains, variety, etc | ||
Distinguishable sub-breeds, strains, or varieties are also included in VBO and are related to the ontological parent breed using an is_a relation.17–19 For example, 'Chihuahua, Long-Haired (Dog)' (VBO:0200339) and 'Chihuahua, Smooth-Haired (Dog)' (VBO:0200340) are subclasses of 'Chihuahua (Dog)' (VBO:0200338). | ||
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<img src="Screenshot 2024-07-30 at 12.49.22 PM.png" width="350"> | ||
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## DAD-IS Breeds reported in a specific country | ||
Breeds defined as having been reported in a specific country by National Coordinators in DAD-IS are either | ||
- direct subclasses of their corresponding NCBITaxon (see cattle breeds above: 'Guraghe, Ethiopia (Cattle)', subclass of _Bos indicus_) | ||
- subclasses of other breeds (see cattle breeds above: 'Aberdeen Angus, Brazil (Cattle)', subclass of 'Aberdeen-Angus (Cattle)') |
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