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Merino is a species of:

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Merino:
Merino is a species of domesticated sheep.
It is used for its fine soft quality wool.
Most merino wool is produced in the Falklands, the United States of America, and New Zealand.
Thus, Merino is an important breed in animal husbandry.

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