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Morphological Investigations on The Hairs of The Honamlı Goat and The Hair Goat (Black Goat)

Honamlı Keçisi ve Kıl Keçisi (Karakeçi) Kılları Üzerinde Morfolojik İncelemeler

Pages
173–179
Publication Date
2018-05-10
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According to the average stretch value, Hair Goats have more flexibility

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this study, it was aimed that to reveal different and similar aspects of hair structures and breed characteristics with cortex, medulla, bulbus and scopus pili of these two goat breeds by macro anatomic, stereo microscopic, light microscopic, SEM and tensile test results.
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Key Findings & Data:This difference was also found to be significantly higher of the cortex and medulla measurements in the Honamlı Goats.
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Conclusion & Impact:According to the average stretch value, Hair Goats have more flexibility
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⚙️Variables:Anatomi · Keçi · Kıl

Abstract

In this study, it was aimed that to reveal different and similar aspects of hair structures and breed characteristics with cortex, medulla, bulbus and scopus pili of these two goat breeds by macro anatomic, stereo microscopic, light microscopic, SEM and tensile test results. When we look at the types of bulbus observed in both goat breeds, a characteristic that is important in terms of breed discrimination cannot be determined. The diameters of the bulbus pili and scapus pili of Honamlı Goat were found to be greater than Hair Goat’s. This difference was also found to be significantly higher of the cortex and medulla measurements in the Honamlı Goats. The strongest hairs on the maximum elongation and maximum strength on pull-test were Honamlı Goats. According to the average stretch value, Hair Goats have more flexibility

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Yapılan bu çalışma ile Kıl keçisi’nin ve Honamlı keçisi’nin kıl yapısı, ırk özellikleri, korteks, medulla, bulbus ve scopus pili’nin makro anatomik, stereo mikroskopik, ışık mikroskopik, SEM ve germe test sonuçlarının, farklı ve benzer yanlarının ortaya konulması amaçlandı. Her iki keçi ırkında gözlenen bulbus tiplerine bakıldığında ırk ayrımı bakımından önem taşıyan bir özellik saptanamadı. Honamlı keçisi kıllarının bulbus pili ve scapus pili çaplarının, kıl keçisi kıllarının bulbus pili ve scapus pili çaplarından daha büyük olduğu tespit edildi. Elde edilen rakamlar, kortex ve medulla ölçümlerinde de belirgin şekilde Honamlı keçilerinde yüksektir. Germe testi uygulamasında maksimum uzama ve maksimum kuvvete dayanma konusunda en güçlü kıllar Honamlı keçisine aittir. Ortalama esneme değerine bakılınca Kıl keçilerinin kıllarının esnekliğinin daha fazla olduğu görülmüştür.

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ORHAN, İ., DÜZLER, A., ALAN, A., ELMAZ, Ö., ÖZGEL, Ö. (2018). Morphological Investigations on The Hairs of The Honamlı Goat and The Hair Goat (Black Goat). Kocatepe Veteriner Dergisi, Cilt: 11 - Sayı: 2, 173–179. https://ajindex.com/articles/124875

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