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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-03 · 10 entries checked · 6 flagged · 11 issues confirmed · 6 corrected · 5 still open
Aberdeen Angus — The entry claims the first Angus calf born outside Scotland was in the US, but later states it was born in Canada on 12 January 1877, which is a contradiction.
Aberdeen Angus — The entry claims the first Angus cattle outside Scotland were introduced to the US in 1873, but also states Angus were introduced to Australia in the 1820s, making Australia the first outside Scotland, not the US.
American Brahman — The entry states that the American Brahman was developed from 1885 using cattle imported from Brazil, but the first Brazilian imports (Guzerá, Gir, Nelore) did not occur until 1924-1925, making the timeline misleading.
American Brahman — The entry claims specific weights (725 kg and 363 kg) for two bulls imported in 1885, but these weights are not consistently documented in authoritative breed histories and appear unverified.
Clydesdale horse — The entry states the breed originated in the mid-18th century (around the 1750s), but the widely accepted origin is the late 18th century, with the first documented importation of Flemish stallions occurring around 1715 and the breed developing more notably in
Collie — The MDR1 gene mutation statement is inaccurate: dogs with one copy (heterozygous) can also be affected by drug sensitivity, not only those with two copies (homozygous).
Cornish Rex — The claim that the Cornish Rex 'lacks the guard hairs and awn hairs found in most cat breeds' is an oversimplification; the breed does have guard hairs and awn hairs, but they are reduced, shorter, and often curled, not entirely absent.
Corriente — The claim that 'Corriente' means 'running' in Spanish is incorrect; it actually translates to 'common' or 'current'.
Corriente — The statement that 'In 2010 there were only 1127 breeding cows of the Corriente breed' is unverifiable and appears to be an invented or unsubstantiated claim.
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