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Analysis reveals differences in slaughter indicators among rams, ewes, and wethers, suggesting sexual dimorphism impacts results.
The article presents the results of a study of the slaughter indicators of rams (group I), wethers (group II) and ewes of the Romanov breed. It was found that due to sexual dimorphism, rams had higher slaughter indicators, ewes had minimal indicators, and wethers occupied an intermediate position.
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