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Cape Mountain Zebra

Updated on 12 January 2021


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Common name: Cape Mountain Zebra
Scientific name: Equus zebra zebra
Distribution: South Africa
CITES listing: Appendix I (01/07/1975)
Photo: © Peter Dollinger (taken at Karoo National Park, South Africa)

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