The wattle gene is recessive, That means that the parents both have to have wattles, or the they have to have at least one parent with wattles.
curly hair, as the dominant gene overrules the recessive gene I THINK :)
goat is a
I don't know what to weather a goat is, but a wether is a castrated male sheep.To wether a goat is to castrate it.
Mbuzi is the Kikuyu word for the English word goat.
A kid is another name for a baby goat. As they get older they are then called goats!
curly hair, as the dominant gene overrules the recessive gene I THINK :)
Exercising the most influence or control.
The little dangly things on the sides of their neck, just below the jaw.
On its upper neck near the jaw - they are also called wattles or tassels.
First part of my answer is that wattles are a genetic characteristic. They are not normal. Cute, painless, etc., but most goats don't have them. Second part is the easy one. They aren't identical twins. They're fraternal.
interested in the pyshological and reproductive trait
this is no sort of defect you goats ears are just floppy
Your billy goats will fight with each other to determine the dominant male but once they have worked this out they should be fine but if they are both with your does you will not know who sired the kids unless the bucks are different breeds or have a dominant marking that exhibits in the kids.
Sex influenced are expressed more frequently from one sex and rare from the other. Suppose, a baldness pattern is an autosomal dominant that most commonly seen in the males and need one gene to show, and in females need a two gene to show. These traits are expressed only in sex. For Eg:- Only female menses, and males carry the gene, they are unable to sow it
Horns serve many functions for a goat. They are used to play with others, challenge for a more dominant role in the hierarchy of the herd, win mates, protect from predators, scratch itches and I've seen goats use their horns to scoop another goat up and move it out of their way.
A billy goat is a male goat. yes indeed
The opposite of a she-goat (nanny goat, doe) would be a he-goat (billy goat).