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The study was conducted at four villages of KatsinaAla Local Government Area of Benue State of Nigeria. Measurements were taken on 1378 birds on body linear parameters and weight. The data generated were subjected to discriminant analysis to estimate group statistics, test of equality of group means, canonical correlation coefficients, Wilks’ lambda, structure matrix and classification statistics. The high value of canonical correlation coefficients indicated the strength of the models that explained the variation existing between the groups. The significance of the discriminant functions indicated their strength that differentiated between the groups. There were variations in body dimensions between isolated populations of the Tiv Local chicken ecotype. These morphological measurements can be used to increase consistency of individuals in a population and separation of individuals between populations.

Discriminant Analysis of Morphological Traits in Selected Population of the Tiv Local Chicken Ecotype in the Derived Guinea Savanah of Nigeria