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Ear tag

An ear tag is a plastic or metal object used for identification of livestock and wildlife. It is also used to identify free-ranging dogs that have been vaccinated for rabies. If the ear tag uses Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID) technology it is referred to as an electronic ear tag. Electronic ear tags conform to international standards ISO…

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Other forms of animal identification

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Ear tag

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Triples53
Avg. degree1.95
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related to overview · 23
Ear tag → AIN, Alternatively, An, Animal Identification Number, Australia, Depending, Electronic, However, ID, IDs, Livestock Association, Meat, MLA, NLIS, Non, PIC, PICs, Property Identification Code, RFID, System
related to history · 16
Ear tag → Articles, Association, Banks, Chester White, Ear, Incorporation, International Ohio Improved Chester, King George III, Livestock, Matthew Boulton, Merino, President, Royal Society, Sir Joseph Banks, The, United States
related to Other forms of animal identification · 9
Ear tag → Australia, Dairy, Laboratory, Mares, More, NLIS, Pigs, System, The National Livestock Identification
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Ear tag → plastic or metal object used for identification of livestock and wildlife

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Ear tagis aplastic or metal object used for identification of livestock and wildlife0.90text
Destron working at 125 kHzinstance ofThere are other non-standard systems0.80text
miceinstance ofThey are complemented by movement documents supplied by consignors that are used for identification and tracking.Very small ear tags are available for laboratory animals0.80text
ratsinstance ofThey are complemented by movement documents supplied by consignors that are used for identification and tracking.Very small ear tags are available for laboratory animals0.80text
ear punching or markinginstance ofLab animals can also be identified by other methods0.80text
Ear tagrelated to historyLivestock0.60section
Ear tagrelated to historySir Joseph Banks0.60section
Ear tagrelated to historyPresident0.60section
Ear tagrelated to historyRoyal Society0.60section
Ear tagrelated to historyMerino0.60section
Ear tagrelated to historyKing George III0.60section
Ear tagrelated to historyMatthew Boulton0.60section

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