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formerly known as
Merino Mount Merino, Kentucky,
United States, near
Irvington Merino, Victoria,
Australia Merinos,
Uruguay Merino (surname), including...
- century, the
export of
Merinos from
Spain was a
crime punishable by death. In the 18th century,
small exportation of
Merinos from
Spain and
local sheep...
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colour thus
retaining the
attributes of the
Merino.
Polled Merinos are now
found in the
various strains of
Merinos. A
single gene with
three possible alleles...
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there were
almost two
million Merinos in the country.: 746
Using the
skills of
breeding and selection, the
Australian Merino developed inline with Australia’s...
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Ignacio Merino Muñoz (30
January 1817–17
March 1876) was a
Peruvian painter notable for
historical and
costumbrista works, and
considered the
founder of...
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Manuel Arturo Merino de Lama (born 20
August 1961) is a
Peruvian politician who
briefly served as
President of Peru for six days
between 10 and 15 November...
- The Town of
Merino is a
Statutory Town in
Logan County, Colorado,
United States. The town po****tion was 281 at the 2020
United States Census. The town...
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Mikel Merino Zazón (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈmikel
meˈɾino];[citation needed] born 22 June 1996) is a
Spanish professional footballer who
plays as a midfielder...
- Izan
Merino Rodríguez (born 15
April 2006) is a
Spanish professional footballer who
plays for Málaga CF.
Mainly a
defensive midfielder, he can also play...
- Hernán
Merino Correa (July 17, 1936 -
November 6, 1965) was a
lieutenant of
Carabineros of Chile,
killed in
confusing cir****stances in the Del Desierto...
