Social Sciences, asked by sujal7568, 4 months ago

Every day about urial is
هه​

Answers

Answered by Sampurnakarpha
0

Answer:

Urial, (Ovis orientalis), medium-size, rather stout-bodied wild sheep, distributed from northwest India and Ladakh to southwest Russia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iran. Six to nine subspecies are usually recognized; they differ in the colour and size of the winter neck-ruff of males, as well as in the colour of their saddle patches and in their horn shape. (Horn tips can converge to the back of the neck, point forward, or sometimes diverge.) Urials show such genetic variation, both within and between populations, that it is hard for taxonomists to agree upon their classification. Some zoologists give these sheep the taxonomic name of O. vignei; others suggest O. gmelini. Mouflons have also been classified as urials by some zoologists, but others have recently split them into separate species. Western urials (mouflons) have 54 diploid chromosomes, while eastern ones have 56. Urials weigh about 50 kg (110 pounds).

Similar questions