Quagga

The Quagga was a unique variety of Plains Zebra, marked by having stripes only on the front of its body, with hair color transitioning toward a light brown or tan along its rear and underbelly, until becoming white along its legs.

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Everard Home: A young chestnut mare, seven-eighths Arabian, belonging to the Earl of Morton, was covered in 1815 by a Quagga, which is a species of wild ass from Africa, and marked somewhat in the style of a

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DNA analysis has shown that the Quagga was a subspecies of the Plains Zebra (Equus Quagga).

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Quagga mussels are getting a lot more attention lately.

Over the years I have seen what was once a florishing ecosystem of fish survive. 2009

Quagga muscles are getting all of the attention here - they showed up in the summer.

Over the years I have seen what was once a florishing ecosystem of fish survive. 2009

Through the efforts of The Quagga Project, the first zebra foal with quagga-like striping was born in 2005.

David Mizejewski: Should Scientists Recreate Extinct Species? David Mizejewski 2011

Through the efforts of The Quagga Project, the first zebra foal with quagga-like striping was born in 2005.

David Mizejewski: Should Scientists Recreate Extinct Species? David Mizejewski 2011

Quagga muscles are getting all of the attention here - they showed up in the summer.

Over the years I have seen what was once a florishing ecosystem of fish survive. 2009

Add to that Dolly the sheep and a bionic hand made from Meccano, and a Quagga now extinct and and you have a collection that is diverse to say the least.

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Courtesy of Surprising Science -- meet Quagga, the lost zebra.

The four-legged lawnmower: D.C.'s blogs 2011