Guligas Explained

Guligas is a breed of domestic fat-tailed sheep from Uzbekistan, a variety of the Karakul sheep. It is a pink roan color,[1] sometimes described as lilac[2] or grey-brown.[3]

Notes and References

  1. Book: Mason's World Encyclopedia of Livestock Breeds and Breeding . 819 . Valerie . Porter . Lawrence . Alderson . Stephen J.G. . Hall . D. Phillip . Sponenberg . CABI . 2016 . 9781845934668.
  2. Coloured karakul hybrids in future population of lilac sheep [Guligas] ]. Vestnik Sel'skokhozyajstvennoj Nauki Kazakhstana . Pogodin . V.P. . Myrzakhmetov . I. . Saginbaev . B. . 1976 . 8 . 73-77.
  3. Book: Kaplan, Harry . Furskin Processing: The Commonwealth and International Library: Leather Technology . 62 . revised . Elsevier . 2013 . 9781483138954.

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