all Horn Description Traits

Sex Mean SD SE SSsort descending Trait Value Location MC
Overall Vary greatly. They are often thick at the base. They project upwards and slightly outwards and many cases are fairly long. Polled animals are quite common. Sese Island, Nyoro, Kyoga, Nsoga, Serere, Toro , Uganda
Overall Present in most cases, the horns pointing backwards. Small East African., Malawi On Farm
Overall Both sexes are polled Unspecified-1402883451, United Kingdom
Overall A flat or concave profile and the horns are of medium length, thicker in the male than in the female and round in cross-section, curving upwards and forwards. Crescent- and lyre-shaped horns are known, as is the polled condition. Polled animals are known Unspecified-1402883383, Madagascar
Overall Both sexes are usually hornless, though 10 – 15% of rams do have horns. Kizil (reddish), Karaman and Kara Koyun ( black sheep), Turkey
Overall Almost universal in males, slightly flattened in cross-section and deeply ribbed, spiral in classic "ram's born" shape and long; about 32 percent of females carry horns, usually light and rudimentary. Futake, Banamba, Fulani, Mali
Overall Horns are mainly curved (41% in males, 46% in females), and pointed backwards in 38% of males and upwards in 48% females. Some 13% of horns in both sexes have a lateral orientation. A high incidence of polledness was recorded in both sexes (19 in males an Large-White Somali, Digodi, Melebo, Boran Somali, Benadir, Gigwain, Ethiopia
Female The horns are finger and scimitar-shape though some will have only scars. Bantu, Matabeleland., Zimbabwe On Farm
Overall Are short, projecting in a lateral and upward direction from the head. Unspecified-1402883386, Nigeria On Station
Unspecified It is circular in section, not oval usually of a uniform curve, erect, elegant and stylish, sweeping up wards and tapering continuously to a very sharp point. The curve is generally symmetrical and g Unspecified-1402883388, Zimbabwe