Morphological traits of aberdeen angus cows’ udder
Journal Title: Біоресурси і природокористування [Biological Resources and Nature Management] - Year 2017, Vol 9, Issue 3
Abstract
The basic morphological traits variability of Aberdeen Angus cows’ udder was studied. It is determined, 60.6 % of cows equip bowl shaped udder, 33.0 – round shaped, 7.4 % – primitive udder. The results showed that bowl shaped and round shaped udder was the better for cows of Aberdeen Angus breed.
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A. M. Ugnivenko
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