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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
| MUPLON, the wild sheep The ewes are either hornless or provided with quite small horns, the hornless form being probably characteristic of one island and the horned of the other. The rams carry good horns, and in summer show a conspicuous light saddle-shaped mark on the otherwise dark-colored coat. The Armenian mouflon (0. orientalis), of Persia, Armenia, and the Trodos range of Cyprus, is typically a larger and redder sheep, with the horns curving in the reverse direction; but the Cyprian race is small. |
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