Journal of King Abdulaziz University-Science · 1994 · 13 citations · 4 references
AgricultureAnatomyAnimal SciencesAnimal AnatomyComparative AnatomyEquine ScienceAnimal IdentificationAnthropometric VariationBiometricsCuticular MorphologyHead Region MorphologyHuman Body MeasurementsShafts
Four breeds of Arabian camels have been identified in the midwestern region of Saudi Arabia: Sawahli, Meghem, Gamra and A wadi. The identification of these breeds was achieved by recording fourteen body measurements in adult females [leg length (fore) (A-B), leg length (hind) (C-O), body length (A-C), neck length (E-F), face length (F-H), distance between snout and eye (G- T), tail length (L-K), ear length (S-U), hump (BP) and hind (0-0), distance between eyes (T-R) and body weight (BW)]. All the above measurements showed significant differences between the four camel breeds. In addition, scanning electron microscopy of hair shafts from the head region of the four breeds has been conducted. The cuticular hMaeirg shceamle asnw de rAew foaudni db rteoe bdes .
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Scanning Electron Microscopy of Normal and Abnormal Hair Shafts
R.P.R. DAWBER · Archives of Dermatology · 1970 · 78 citations
Medicine, Anatomy, Dermatology +14
New Concepts About Hair Identification Revealed by Electron Microscope Studies
JG Clement, R. Hagège, A. Le pareux et al. · Journal of Forensic Sciences · 1981 · 27 citations