Report Upon Wool And Manufactures of Wool
Report Upon Wool And Manufactures of Wool
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3. The very long woolly hair, hanging in corkscrew ringlets, fine, white and lustrous as silk, covering the short and harsh hair properly so called, which lies upon the skin, is in striking contrast with the short and coarser external hair of the common goat with its finer interior hair or down.
4. The cry, wholly different from that of the common goat, resembles that of sheep.
5. The milk is more fatty; the odor of the male less strong and disa- greeable.
6. The Angora, like the common goat, i...s fattened as readily as the sheep, and the flesh is exceedingly palatable.
7. The specific difference is finally established by the character of the crosses, a point to be referred to hereafter with more detail.
1 Sacc, Essai sur les Chevres. Bulletin supr. Cit. , t. Iv, p. 6.
WOOL AND MANUFACTURES OF WOOL. 89 The theory of the difference of species in these two races is not invali- dated by the fertility of the products of their crosses ; such fertility hav- ing been observed in the mixed offspring of the more widely separated species, the horse and the ass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3. The very long woolly hair, hanging in corkscrew ringlets, fine, white and lustrous as silk, covering the short and harsh hair properly so called, which lies upon the skin, is in striking contrast with the short and coarser external hair of the common goat with its finer interior hair or down.
4. The cry, wholly different from that of the common goat, resembles that of sheep.
5. The milk is more fatty; the odor of the male less strong and disa- greeable.
6. The Angora, like the common goat, i...s fattened as readily as the sheep, and the flesh is exceedingly palatable.
7. The specific difference is finally established by the character of the crosses, a point to be referred to hereafter with more detail.
1 Sacc, Essai sur les Chevres. Bulletin supr. Cit. , t. Iv, p. 6.
WOOL AND MANUFACTURES OF WOOL. 89 The theory of the difference of species in these two races is not invali- dated by the fertility of the products of their crosses ; such fertility hav- ing been observed in the mixed offspring of the more widely separated species, the horse and the ass.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1867 United States Commission to the Paris Exposition to read onlineMoreLess
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