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Condition scoring of white Fulani cattle
Tropical Animal Health and Production, 1978N B Pullan
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Consanguineous Marriage among the Fulani
Human Biology, 2001The Fulani are a broad ethnic category of nomadic and seminomadic pastoralists and agropastoralists living in the semiarid Sahel region of sub-Saharan Africa. The Fulani are patrilineal, patrilocal, and moderately polygynous, with arranged first marriages accompanied by the payment of bridewealth, ideally in the form of cattle.
Hampshire, K. R., Smith, M. T.
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2023
A bold and courageous independent political leader, an innovator in the psychological field of human development, and an exceptionally effective educator and community organizer, Lenora B. Fulani has spent her life creating activities, organizations, and approaches to help develop and empower ordinary people, with particular attention to the poor.
Omar H. Ali, Tiera C. Moore
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A bold and courageous independent political leader, an innovator in the psychological field of human development, and an exceptionally effective educator and community organizer, Lenora B. Fulani has spent her life creating activities, organizations, and approaches to help develop and empower ordinary people, with particular attention to the poor.
Omar H. Ali, Tiera C. Moore
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The Lewis and secretor characters in the Fulani and Habe
Annals of Human Genetics, 1960SummaryThe results presented are compatible with the hypothesis that Lewis (Le, le) and secretor (Se, se) are two independent loci which interact in the phenotype (Ceppellini, 1955a, b). The special feature of the Fulani and Habe is that the phenotype frequencies of non‐secretor and Le – are different from those which have been observed in other ...
S D, LAWLER, R, MARSHALL, D F, ROBERTS
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The Fulani compound and the archaeologist
World Archaeology, 1971nization. The nature of the relationship varies according to social, cultural, economic, and environmental factors, and the variation may be very great even within a limited area. For these and other reasons archaeologists have fought shy of attributing households to houses and have turned their attention to other matters, including the interpretation ...
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