Primitive... bravo cattle is more modern than the majority of UK breeds. They are considered "Iberic branch" as Italians are considered Podolic.

@@TheGrmany69 What is Bravo cattle? If you are speaking about Iberian Fighting cattle/Raça Brava/Lidia, they have been considered the most aurochs alike cattle breed, in the world (mostly regarding appearance/phenotype). You should read this book: www.amazon.com/Retracing-Aurochs-History-Morphology-Ecology/dp/9546422355 They aren´t as modern as you say. Even Highland cattle, possibly the most primitive British cattle breed (physically), looks way more domestic.

@@TheGrmany69 And genetically, the data is too small, to make any definItive conclusion. So far we mainly have haplogroup data, since only one aurochs was fully sequenced (and it was from Great Britain). Haplogroup data, which is based on several aurochs remains, across Europe,, suggest clearly that the British aurochs wasn´t representative of all aurochs genetic variation. And contrary to what some people have been saying, Iberian fighting cattle, have several unique haplotypes which are very likely evidence of aurochs introgression (particularly from the paternal/aurochs bull side).