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The 14 pages that link to Sheep, each with the reason it gives.

• RuminantBroader topic: Sheep farming uses ruminant digestion to turn pasture into food and fiber.

• GrazingRelated: They crop grasses and other plants, often at shorter heights than cattle.

• WoolRelated: Sheep provide most of the wool used in global textile production.

• LivestockBroader topic: Sheep show how one livestock species can provide several products.

• Cloven hoofBroader topic: Sheep have cloven hooves and are especially affected by interdigital foot disease.

• RuminantiaBroader topic: Their grazing and cud-chewing illustrate ruminant adaptations in a smaller livestock animal.

• Lamb and muttonNarrower topic: Both lamb and mutton come from sheep.

• Sheep farmingNarrower topic: The animal’s biology sets the basic requirements of sheep farming.

• GoatCompared with: Sheep are close caprine relatives, but differ in feeding habits and coat.

• LambNarrower topic: Lamb comes from young sheep, whose breed and husbandry influence meat quality.

• MuskoxCompared with: Sheep share the bovid family with muskoxen but belong to a different genus.

• Sheep–goat hybridRelated: One parent species in the cross.

• American RambouilletNarrower topic: The American Rambouillet is a specialized domestic sheep breed.

• Pig (animal)Compared with: Sheep digest plant fiber through rumination, unlike pigs.