Genetic diversity and population structure of the indigenous sheep in Kenya based on microsatellite analysis: Implications for their conservation

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Published on July 2014

Citation

Mukhongo, D.M., Okeyo, A.M., Tapio, M. and Muigai, A. 2014. Genetic diversity and population structure of the indigenous sheep in Kenya based on microsatellite analysis: Implications for their conservation. Journal of Livestock Science 5: 65 - 78

Authors

Mukhongo, D.M.
Okeyo Mwai, Ally
Tapio, M.
Muigai, Anne W.T.

animal breeding
breeds
indigenous breeds
livestock
sheep

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