Spatial variation in goat populations from Benin as revealed by multivariate analysis of morphological traits

By L. Dossa, C. Wollny, M. Gauly. 2007

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Discriminant analysis of morphometric differentiation in the West African Dwarf and Red Sokoto goats (2011, unknown): “The estimates obtained for chest depth and ear length in WAD goats in this study were consistent with those reported for coastal goat population of Benin (24.3 chest depth and 9.45 ear length, respectively), although the latter was on the average longer in body length (69.7 cm) (Dossa et al., 2007).”
Multivariate characterization of morphological traits in Burkina Faso sheep (2008, unknown): “These kinds of studies are commonly reported n goats (Capote et al., 1998; Dossa et al., 2007; Herrera et l., 1996; Jordana et al., 1993; Zaitoun et al., 2005).”
Multivariate analysis of morphostructural characteristics in Nigerian indigenous sheep (2011, methodology): “10:e17, 2011] [page 85] present study are similar to those reported by earlier workers (Herrera et al., 1996; Dossa et al., 2007; Yakubu and Akinyemi, 2010; Yakubu et al. 2010c) in the morphostructural differentiation of sheep and goats respectively.”
Morphological measurements and body indices for Cuban Creole goats and their crossbreds (2011, unknown): “Phenotypic characterization is therefore an important step in a conservation program, for breed identification and classification in ways that farming communities could be related (Dossa et al., 2007; Mwacharo et al., 2006).”