Environmental influences on age at first lambing and lambing interval in Yankasa sheep
L. N. Nwakalor, E.M. Awemu, B.Y. Abubakar
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L. N. Nwakalor, E.M. Awemu, B.Y. Abubakar
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The effects of different environmental factors on age at first lambing and lambing interval of Yankasa sheep kept at the National Animal Production Research Institute, Shika, were studied. Least-squares means ( ± SE) for age at first lambing and lambing interval were respectively, 597.2 ±12.6 days and 253.1± 2.9 days. Type of birth (P
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The effects of different environmental factors on age at first lambing and lambing interval of Yankasa sheep kept at the National Animal Production Research Institute, Shika, were studied. Least-squares means ( ± SE) for age at first lambing and lambing interval were respectively, 597.2 ±12.6 days and 253.1± 2.9 days. Type of birth (P
Key concepts: Domestic sheep reproduction, Animal science, Interval (graph theory), Biology, Mathematics, Combinatorics