Anatolian Shepherd Dog (Asd) is recognised by International Cynologic Federation with the standard number 331 [4, 8]. Asd is also called as Turkish Shepherd Dog or Kangal Dog in Turkey [13, 14]. Besides their high sensitivity for hearing and smelling, their strength, courage, loyalty and intelligence make them to be exceptionally talented in guarding flocks. Because of these qualities, some ind...

Estimation of the femur length from its proximal measurements in Anatolian Caucasians by artificial neural networks İlhan Otağ, Aynur Otağ, Serkan Akkoyun & Mehmet Çimen a Vocational School of Health, Cumhuriyet University, Sivas, Turkey b Faculty of Health Sciences, Cumhuriyet University, Sivas, Turkey c Faculty of Medicine Department of Anatomy, Cumhuriyet University, Sivas, Turkey Published ...

The North Tabriz Fault is seismologically an active fault with current right lateral strike-slip movements. Restricted mafic to intermediate Late Cretaceous igneous rocks are exposed along the North Tabriz Fault. Whole rock samples and clinopyroxene phenocrysts geochemistry were studied in order to characterize the petrogenesis of these mafic rocks and their possible relation to an oceanic crus...

UĞURLU, M., I. KAYA and M. SARAY, 2016. Effects of some environmental factors on calf birth weight and milk yield of Anatolian Water Buffalo (Bubalus bubalis). Bulg. J. Agric. Sci., 22: 995–998 This research was conducted to determine the effects of some environmental factors on calf birth weight, milk yield and lactation length in Anatolian Water Buffalo. The data on birth weight of 1006 buffa...

This study aims to reveal the genotypic structure of four cattle breeds; Holstein (HS), Turkish Grey Steppe (TGS), Anatolian Black (AB) and East Red (EAR), raised in Turkey terms CD14, MBL, ITGB6, SLC11A1 TLR2 genes evaluate their usefulness Marker Assisted Selection (MAS). It also assesses whether loci associated with resistance diseases are suitable for phylogenetic analysis. Desired alleles ...

Abstract In this paper, we analyzed Late Bronze and Iron Age pottery assemblages from the site of Arslantepe (Malatya, eastern Turkey) by utilizing a combination thin-section petrography X-ray wavelength dispersive fluorescence techniques. Following an introduction to overview archeological historical evidence, analysis is presented, outcomes discussed in wider framework Syro-Anatolian Mediterr...