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KIIK - Tien Shan mountain sheep

SHEEP

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ARGAL - wild mountain sheep

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RAM

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MUFFLON - wild sheep

PREKOS - breed of sheep

CHEVIOT - a breed of semi-fine-wool sheep

SHLENK - a breed of fine-fleeced sheep

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Merino - a breed of fine-fleeced sheep

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DZHAIDARA - breed of sheep

RAMBOULIER - a breed of fine-fleeced sheep

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