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

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- ler, and still retains much of its orig- poses. From late advices, indeed, we inal portions. In 1850 the first addi- learn that they are fast taking the tion was made, and recently several place of mules. The zebra, it appears, The most typical representative of the striped group. This animal,… … A study from life of a specimen formerly in the Zoological Society gardens, London. The species is now This horse-like zebra is the one most often broken to saddle or harness. supposedly extinct. This is one of the equine or horse-like zebras, BurohrU's Zebra. The Quagga. STRIPED STEEDS.

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