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Horns are short and thin and project outwards and upwards from the head and slightly forward. Polled animals are fairly common. |
Unspecified-1402883372, Sudan |
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Horns are small to medium in size. They project outward and upward from the head and have an out-curved turn at the tips to give the characteristics lyre shape. |
Boenca, Boyenca, Fouta Jallon, Fouta Longhorn, Outa Malinke, Futa, Malinke, Mandingo, N'dama Peti, Nigeria |
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Horns are strong, of moderate length and placed moderately apart with a gradual backward curve. Horns are round and solid and darkly coloured. |
Unspecified-1402883399, South Africa |
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Horns are triangular in males, almost all which possess them loosely spiralled and long; only 5.6 percent of females (n=581) carry small horns. |
Unspecified-1402883411, Togo |
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Horns in males are mainly pointed backwards and there was no record of polled goats. |
Shukria, Sciucria, Langae, Hassen, Beladi, Bledi., Eritrea |
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Horns should be absent (although scurs do occur). |
Blackhead Ogaden, Boran, Adal, Afar Blackhead,, Ethiopia |
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Horns turned back to the nape of the nake, some animals are also polled. |
Unspecified-1402883403, Uganda |
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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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If preseant usually have only one twist, but feamles are usually pooled but if present they are normally straight and flat. |
Rhodesian (obsolete synonym), Zimbabwe |
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In 95 percent of both sexes: large and flattened in cross-section in males, homonymously twisted, projecting outwards or backwards; females finer and curving upwards and backwards. |
Southern Sudanese, Southern Sudan, Nuba Mountain, Ingessana, Latuka-Bari, Nilotic, Yei, Toposa, Dinka, Sudanese Hill, Village goat, Sudan |
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