Rehoboam, son of Solomon, son of David, fathered 28 sons and 60 daughters according to 2 Chronicles 11:21.
Elsewhere, but not at the Salt River or Virginia Range, a herd of wild horses produced 28 colts and 60 fillies.
Do those results look like they came from a random process centered at 50% males / 50% females?
The expected range of variation is given by this formula, where p-bar = .5 and n = 88.
The calculated limits are .34 and .66.
The observed proportion of colts, .318, falls outside this range along with the observed proportion of fillies, .681.
Therefore, the results don’t look like they came from a random process centered at 50% males / 50% females.
Although Rehoboam was in the Messianic Line (see Matthew chapter 1), he did not do what was pleasing to the Lord and was responsible for the division of Israel into the Northern and Southern kingdoms.
Abnormal sex ratios, such as 28 stallions and 60 mares, are common in herds treated with PZP.
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