ADW: Equus zebra: Information
Both subspecies of mountain zebra are predominately diurnal, and are active in the early morning and late afternoon to sunset. Grazing and resting occupy most of the daylight hours
animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/accounts/information/Equus_zebra.html

Cape Mountain Zebra - General Information
The Cape mountain zebra was the first zebra ever described in the literature. In 1758, Carol von Linné described the animal in his classic work, Systema Naturae.
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Zebra Habitat
The Mountain zebra (Equus zebra) is smaller than the plains zebra. It has an unpatterned belly and a dewlap on its upper throat (Alden 1995).
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Cape Mountain Zebra - Conservation
Home page. General information. Social relationships . Mating system. Social spacing. Conservation. References. Cape Mountain Zebra (Equus zebra zebra) Conservation
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Cape Mountain Zebra - References
Works Cited. Bennett, D. K. (1980). "Stripes Do Not a Zebra Make, Part I: A Cladistic Analysis of Equus." Systematic Zoology 29(3): 272-87. Estes (1991) The Behavior Guide to
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Cape Mountain Zebra - Mating system
Most zebra species exhibit strong harem groups and the Cape mountain zebra is no exception. Their groups are smaller than the plains zebra groups, however.
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Cape Mountain Zebra
Important information. Territory: home range . Mating System: polygyny. Social grouping : one stallion, 2-5 mares, and young offspring. Sexual Maturity: 13-30 months
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CalPhotos
Number of matches: 12 Query: SELECT * FROM img WHERE ready=1 and match(namesoup) against('"MOUNTAIN ZEBRA"' IN BOOLEAN MODE) and lifeform = "Mammal" ORDER BY taxon
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Different Breeds of Zebra
The mountain zebra are smaller and more donkey-like, standing no more than 12 hand (48 inches) at the withers. Mountain zebra, like plains zebra, have broad stripes on the
polaris.umuc.edu/~voleszki/types.htm

ADW: Equus zebra: Classification
Equus zebra (mountain zebra) ...
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