10 In the case of In re Baker, when the parties filed for bankruptcy a question arose around the descriptions and distictive markings on collateral, and the ways in which cattle could be taged. The court found that

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	A.	Financing statements were effective in perfecting a security interest
	B.	The ear tag method was the only way to match a cow to its certificates.
	C.	Financing statements were too vague to perfect a security interest
	D.	No perfection of security interest was required due to the nature of the collateral.