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The genetics of colour in fat-tailed sheep: a review.
Tropical animal health and production - 1 Oct 2011
Lundie Roger S
Abstract excerpt
Fat-tailed sheep come in various colours-most are either brown (tan) or black. In some, most of the body is white with the tan or black colour restricted to the front portion of the body or to just around the eyes, muzzle and parts of the legs. The Karakul breed is important for the production of lamb skins of various colours for the fashion industry. As well as the black and tan colours there are Karakuls bred...
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