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Studies in the evolution of animals (1895)

Bonavia, E. (Emanuel), 1826?-1908, author · Westminster : Archibald Constable · leaf 110

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STUDIES IN THE EVOEUTION OF ANIMALS 72 shoulder and haunch, as in the lower Horse of the same figure. In many cases the white-grey Horse has nothing but the reticulations of the superficial veins to mark the places of former pigment reticulations, these having wholly disappeared, and having been… … Jig. 41. — (a) and (/>) are from the right hind-legs of two different Horses; ( c ) is from a light-bay Cart-horse (Whit Monday Show); (d) is a fern-like dappling over the superficial vein of the fore-leg of a dark-brown Horse (Whit Monday Show). Certain well-dappled grey Horses have a very…

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