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Present or absent in males, if present they usually have only one twist; females usually polled but if horns are present they are usually straight and flat. |
Rhodesian (obsolete synonym), Zimbabwe |
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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 |
On Station |
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Present in both sexes: strong in males, flattened in cross section, markedly ribbed, directed straight upwards and backwards diverging more or less then turning in wards at the tips, homonymously twisted with slow spiral, sometimes horizontal; female horn |
Sahel, West African Long-legged, Desert, Sudan, Fulani, Peul, Peulh, Gorane (Chad)., Chad |
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Absent more often. |
Sahel, West African Long-legged, Desert, Sudan, Fulani, Peul, Peulh, Gorane (Chad)., Chad |
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Up to 13 |
Sahel, West African Long-legged, Desert, Sudan, Fulani, Peul, Peulh, Gorane (Chad)., Chad |
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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 |
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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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Usually present in both sexes: short (10 cm) and fine and sweeping directly backwards, often curved upwards at the tip. In some flocks only about 65 percent of animals are horned, possibly indicating some out-crossing to exotic breeds. |
Small East African, |
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Present in most cases, the horns pointing backwards. |
Small East African., Malawi |
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Unspecified |
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Present in both sexes: light and short. |
Small East African., Malawi |
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