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Polled |
Unspecified-1402883446, Turkmenistan |
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Overall |
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Thick and light. |
Borrie, Nigeria |
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Overall |
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Horns are absent in ewes and often in rams, which have mostly weak horns. |
Murle, Turkana, Gabbra, Uruguay |
On Station |
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Male |
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Most horns are perpendicular to the head and bend into a loop. |
Lebanese Jabali, Western Sahara |
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Overall |
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More rarely lyre-shaped horns of medium size and circular cross-section. Cattle without horns or with loose horns also occur. |
Unspecified-1402883383, Madagascar |
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Overall |
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Most male goats have straight horns (85%) oriented backwards (77%). There are 12% polled males in the population. |
Unspecified-1402883406, Ethiopia |
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Overall |
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Horns usually present in males, slightly ribbed and spiralling backwards and outwards, then forwards. |
Unspecified-1402883412, Niger |
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Overall |
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Almost all the sheep were polled except in rare cases |
Bonga, Ethiopia |
On Farm |
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Overall |
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The majority of them are polled, while the rest have stumpy or curved type of floating horns. |
Unspecified-1402883394, Ethiopia |
On Farm |
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Overall |
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Present in both sexes: curving outwards and backwards in males; females’ horns lighter and scimitar shaped; polled animals very rare. |
Chevre Commune, Chevre Locale, Long-hair goat, Short-hair goat, Burundi |
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