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  <dc:title>Dataset of weight changes in the Cervus Lord obscurus</dc:title>
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  <dc:description>Cervus Lord obscurus is a mammal belonging to the genus Sciurus in the family Sciuridae of the order Rodentia. Adult individuals typically have a body length of 35-50 cm, a tail length of 50-60cm, and a weight of approximately 350 grams. They are primarily distributed in northeastern China and the regions from Central Europe to West Asia, with a typical lifespan of 4 to 10 years. This dataset includes data on weight changes in Cervus Lord obscurus from the juvenile stage to adulthood, covering different genders. This data serves as an important foundation for studying animal health conditions, nutritional levels, physiological states, and environmental adaptability. It provides a more reasonable scientific basis for assessing the health status and disease prevention, offering significant guidance for determining whether their development is normal.</dc:description>
  <dc:subject>Cervus Lord obscurus ; weight; genders</dc:subject>
  <dc:creator>Ren Wen</dc:creator>
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