When a cow is pregnant with multiple offspring (twins or more) there is movement of hormones between them, particularly if they share the same placenta. In the case where there is a male fetus and a female fetus, the hormones (testosterone) produced by the male can negatively affect development of the female reproductive organs causing her to be born sterile, in which case the reproductive organs of the female are underdeveloped and/or she also displays male reproductive organs. The sterile female calf is thus called a 'freemartin'.
This is one reason why it is undesirable for cows to carry multiple offspring and why farmers do not encourage or select for this condition.
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All freemartins will breed, but only five to 10% of freemartins will be fertile enough to concieve and give birth.
It is called a freemartin.
A freemartin.
You could call it a heifer, or a twin heifer if the sibling is also a heifer, or a freemartin if the heifer's sib is a bull calf.
The female would obviously be a freemartin if she had shared the placenta with her brother, and her brother would simply be known as a bull calf.
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Bull calves are always fertile in this twinning, but 9 times out of 10 the heifer calf isn't. She turns out to be what is called a Freemartin or a Hermaphrodite.
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