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Present in males and loosely spiralled. |
Peul, Peulh, Peul-Peul, Foulbe, Fulbe, Bornu, Sambourou, , Senegal |
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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 should be absent (although scurs do occur). |
Blackhead Ogaden, Boran, Adal, Afar Blackhead,, Ethiopia |
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Both sexes are polled |
Unspecified-1402883451, United Kingdom |
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Extremely long horns, lyre or crescent-shaped sometimes forming a complete circle. |
Unspecified-1402883386, Ethiopia |
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Comparatively short. |
Unspecified-1402883383, Zambia |
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Ewe |
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Generally horned |
Unspecified-1402883451, Turkey |
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Unspecified |
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Twisted |
Ethiopian Highland, Abyssinian, Legagora, Ethiopia |
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The horns, which are a striking feature of the Kuri, are very large, being bulbous (the circumference at the base may exceeds 24 ins.) are conical in shape and average some 30 ins. in length. |
Borrie, Nigeria |
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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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