A Morphometric Study on Skulls of Hasmer and Hasak Sheep Breeds

A Morphometric Study on Skulls of Hasmer and Hasak Sheep Breeds

The aim of the study was to investigate the head structures of two domestic sheep breeds (Hasak and Hasmer) in Turkey. Gender neutral eight adult Hasmer sheep of 45-66 kg and eight Hasak sheep breeds of 43-66 kg obtained from Bahri Dag˘das¸ International Agricultural Research Institute were used in...

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