These are the breeds of sheep and goat I observed at the farm; Yankasa and African dwarf goat respectively. Tabulate their features, or use these to tabulate their features: OF SHEEP OBSERVED IN THE FARM YANKASA Yankasa breed of sheep is the

Here’s a tabulated comparison of the features of the Yankasa sheep and African dwarf goat based on your observations: | Feature | Yankasa Sheep | African Dwarf Goat | |------------------------|------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------| | **Common Distribution** | Widely distributed in Nigeria, mainly in Northern Nigeria | Found in various regions | | **Body Size** | Medium to large | Small | | **Legs** | Standard length | Short | | **Coat/Skin Color** | White with dark patches (muzzle, ears, eyes, feet) | Color varies (black, white, gray, multicolored) | | **Sexual Dimorphism** | Rams have horns; ewes do not | Typically no significant sexual dimorphism | | **Mane** | Adult rams have a white heavy mane at the neck area | No mane | | **Adult Ram Weight** | 30 – 45 kg | N/A (specifically for goats) | | **Adult Ewe Weight** | 25 – 40 kg | N/A (specifically for goats) | | **Height (Mature)** | Not specified | 40 – 50 cm | | **Weight (Mature)** | Not applicable | 18 – 20 kg | | **Disease Resistance** | Not specified | Resistant to trypanosomiasis | | **Hardiness** | Generally hardy | Very hardy | | **Adaptation** | Not specified | Adapts easily to thick vegetation | This table summarizes the key features of the Yankasa sheep and African dwarf goat, highlighting their differences and similarities.