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Beards occur on 92% males and 52% of females. Ruffs occur only on 33% of males. About half of the females and 75.5% of males in Sidamo are bearded, but in the agro-pastoral areas beards on females are less frequent (38.7%). Wattles are present in 14% of m |
Arsis, Gishe, Sidama, Manta, Awarch, Ethiopia |
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Present in both sexes. |
Bantu, Matabeleland., Zimbabwe |
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Appears on both sexes |
Bechuanaland (but obsolete)., Niger |
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Most (82%) males have a beard. Most (99%) males have a ruff. Wattles are present on 6% of males. |
Brown Goat, Ethiopia |
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Most males and some females are bearded. |
Chevre Commune, Chevre Locale, Long-hair goat, Short-hair goat, Burundi |
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A beard is present on 72% of males. Ruffs are absent. Wattles are present on 14% of goats. |
Kotu-Oromo, Ethiopia |
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Beards were observed in 66% of males and 7% of the females. Wattles were observed in 6% of males and 3% of females. Ruffs occur in 21% of males but never in females. |
Large-White Somali, Digodi, Melebo, Boran Somali, Benadir, Gigwain, Ethiopia |
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Both sexes have beard |
Lebanese Jabali, Western Sahara |
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Most males have a longish beard and beards are carried by a proportion of mature females. |
Mashona, Small East African., Zimbabwe |
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All males and 12% of females carry beards |
Mozambique (Landim=Landrace in Portuguese); Small East African., Mozambique |
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