Morphological characterization of Bonga and Horro Indigenous Sheep Breeds under Smallholder conditions in Ethiopia

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Published on January 2009

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Zewdu, E.; Haile, A.; Tibbo, M.; Sharma, A.K.; Sölkner, J.; Wurzinger, M. 2009. Morphological characterization of Bonga and Horro indigenous sheep breeds under smallholder conditions in Ethiopia. Ethiopian Journal of Animal Production (EJAP) 9(1):117-133.

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Zewdu, E.

indigenous breeds
livestock

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Morphological characterization of Bonga and Horro Indigenous Sheep Breeds under Smallholder conditions in Ethiopia

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ILRI Ethiopia