Niata skeleton (right) in the Museo de La Plata, in La Plata, Argentina
The Niata or Ñata is an extinct breed of dwarf cattle from Uruguay and Argentina.[1]: xxvi It was observed and described by Charles Darwin in the 1830s. One was exhibited at the Segunda Exposición Internacional de Ganadería y Agricultura [es] in Buenos Aires in April 1890. By the early twentieth century the Niata was nearly or completely extinct.
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