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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 18 (1905) (1905)

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of horses and mules enormous mules. They never kick. The only apparent vice losses during the summer season. The zebras when they possess is that when first handled they have an harnessed stand quite still and wait for the word to inclination to bite, but as soon as they get to under- stand that… … from a photograph from life. allied to the ass than the horse. Lately Discovered Grévy’s Zebra. one down the back with wide white as the best mules. The last species spacing on either side. The cry of of the striped Equide left tc notice is this zebra is quite different from the the quagga (Hquus…

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