Mohaka sheep genetics preserved as wild numbers decline
Unique genetics of the Mohaka sheep, one of New Zealand's oldest wild breeds, are being stored as their wild population drops.
The Mohaka sheep, one of New Zealand's oldest wild breeds, is having its unique genetics preserved as numbers in the wild continue to decline. The conservation effort aims to maintain the breed's genetic heritage for the future.
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Mohaka sheep genetics to be stored as wild numbers drop
The Mohaka sheep is having its unique genetics preserved as its numbers in the wild continue to drop.
RNZ
Mohaka sheep genetics to be stored as wild numbers drop
The Mohaka sheep is having its unique genetics preserved as its numbers in the wild continue to drop.
NZ Herald
Mōhaka sheep genetics to be stored as wild numbers drop
Mohaka sheep are one of the oldest wild breeds in New Zealand.