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[[File:Ovis_aries_06.jpg|thumb|A very tired sheep at Bärenpark Worbis/Germany]] | |||
<b>Ovis aries</b> is the species from which most, if not all, domesticated sheep today branch off, no matter how different from each other they may look. | <b>Ovis aries</b> is the species from which most, if not all, domesticated sheep today branch off, no matter how different from each other they may look. | ||
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Revision as of 20:14, 7 November 2025
About
Ovis aries is the species from which most, if not all, domesticated sheep today branch off, no matter how different from each other they may look.
