Abstract
Halayeb-Shalateen and Abu Ramad Triangle is located at the border between Egypt and Sudan, on the African coast of the Red Sea and has an area of 20,580 square kilometers. Livestock in Halaieb-Shalateen-Abu Ramad Triangle is limited in sheep and goats. Aboudeleik sheep is considered one of the important breeds to produce milk and meat in the Triangle, because of their persistence to the harsh conditions The average body weight is 45 kg and the body is shallow with long legs and covered with short hair. The head, neck are long in both sexes long often with dewlap. The tail is cylindrical and longreaching below the hocks; ears are absent or small with backward downward.
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