Table 5. Disperse of lean amount by part of barrows and gilts measured by AutoFom III

Items	Gilt1)		Barrow
	Skewness2)	Kurtosis3)	Skewness	Kurtosis
Belly
1+	0.093	−0.21	0.061	−0.26
1	0.009	−0.99	0.061	−0.93
2	0.204	−1.13	−0.086	−0.97
All grades	0.227	0.339	0.176	0.325
Boston butt
1+	−0.18	−0.14	−0.13	−0.16
1	−0.10	−0.79	0.10	−0.72
2	0.21	−0.79	0.30	−0.63
All grades	0.014	0.408	0.048	0.369
Rib
1+	−0.10	−0.57	−0.02	−0.59
1	−0.05	−1.17	0.16	−1.08
2	0.23	−0.99	0.26	−0.85
All grades	0.226	0.329	0.294	0.328
Loin
1+	−0.25	0.28	−0.19	0.18
1	−0.24	0.04	−0.11	−0.02
2	−0.07	−0.01	0.05	−0.02
All grades	−0.131	0.484	−0.106	0.425
Tenderloin
1+	−0.23	0.201	−0.18	0.13
1	−0.18	−0.28	−0.01	−0.24
2	0.11	−0.45	0.23	−0.33
All grades	−0.025	0.449	0.008	0.411
Picnic shoulder
1+	−0.13	−0.37	−0.19	0.18
1	−0.08	−0.98	−0.11	−0.02
2	0.23	−0.90	0.30	−0.75
All grades	0.059	0.372	0.092	0.325
Ham
1+	−0.23	0.05	−0.17	−0.02
1	−0.14	−0.56	0.05	−0.52
2	0.18	−0.65	0.28	−0.51
All grades	−0.119	0.509	−0.076	0.289

Population numbers for gilts and barrows were 176,461 and 173,718, respectively.
Skewness means that the degree to which the distribution is skewed out of symmetry.
Kurtosis means that the sharpness of the frequency distribution.