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Female |
5.47 |
0.70 |
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6 |
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Female |
117.90 |
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Female |
167.60 |
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Female |
308.00 |
57.05 |
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6 |
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Female |
320.70 |
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Female |
1659.33 |
224.10 |
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6 |
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The colour markings of the Jiddu marked this type one of the most distinctive in Africa. The colours range from all shades of white and light fawn to dark mahogany or red. In almost all cases Jiddu cattle have white muzzles, white eyelashes, white hairs a |
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The dewlap is moderately well developed and free from folds and fleshiness. |
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The hump is smaller in female than the male and in the former is sometimes very small. In position it is thoracic or cervico-thoracic. |
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Vary greatly. In many animals they are short and not very think passing outwards and slightly forwards and often with only a slight curve in them. In other animals the horns project form pedestal-like. |
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