 | 1869 - 654 sider
...and were striped on the legs more plainly than the real hybrid, or even than the quagga. One of these two colts had its neck and some other parts of its body plainly marked with stripes. . . But what makes the case still more striking, is that the hair of the mane in these colts resembled... | |
 | Charles Darwin - 1875 - 510 sider
...more plainly than the real hybrid, or even than the quagga. One of the two colts had its neck and tome other parts of its body plainly marked with stripes....Stripes on the body, not to mention those on the legs, are extremely rare, — I speak after having long attended to the subject, — with horses of all kinds... | |
 | Charles Darwin - 1876 - 508 sider
...partially dun-coloured, and were striped on the legs more plainly than the real hybrid, or even than the quagga. One of the two colts had its neck and...Stripes on the body, not to mention those on the legs, are extremely rare, — I speak after having long attended to the subject, — with horses of all kinds... | |
 | Charles Darwin - 1887 - 504 sider
...partially dun-coloured, and were striped on the legs more plainly than the real hybrid, or even than the quagga. One of the two colts had its neck and...Stripes on the body, not to mention those on the legs, are extremely rare, — I speak after having long attended to the subject, — with horses of all kinds... | |
 | 1888 - 570 sider
...partially dun-coloured, and were striped on the legs more plainly than the real hybrid, or even than the quagga. One of the two colts had its neck and...the body, not to mention those on the legs, and the dun-colour are extremely rare with horses of all kinds in Europe, and are unknown in the case of Arabians.... | |
 | 1889 - 926 sider
...partially dun-colored, and were striped on the legs more plainly than the real hybrid, or even than the quagga. One of the two colts had its neck and...the body, not to mention those on the legs, and the dun-color are extremely rare with horses of all kinds in Europe, and are unknown in the case of Arabians.... | |
 | Charles Darwin - 1892 - 518 sider
...partially dun-coloured, and were striped on the legs more plainly than the real hybrid, or even than the quagga. One of the two colts had its neck and some other parta of its body plainly marked with stripes. Stripes on the body, not to mention those on the legs,... | |
 | August Weismann - 1893 - 508 sider
...partially dun-coloured, and were striped on the legs more plainly than the real hybrid, or even than the quagga. One of the two colts had its neck and some other parts of the body plainly marked with stripes,1 and the hair of the mane is said to have resembled the short,... | |
 | August Weismann - 1893 - 518 sider
...partially dun-coloured, and were striped on the legs more plainly than the real hybrid, or even than the quagga. One of the two colts had its neck and some other parts of the body plainly marked with stripes,' and the hair of the mane is said to have resembled the short,... | |
 | Charles Darwin - 1896 - 512 sider
...partially dun-coloured, and were striped on the legs more plainly than the real hybrid, or even than the quagga. One of the two colts had its neck and...Stripes on the body, not to mention those on the legs, are extremely rare, — I speak after having long attended to the subject, — with horses of all kinds... | |
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Ouseley, and produced two colts by a black Arabian horse. These colts were partially dun-coloured, and were striped on the legs more plainly than the real hybrid, or even than the quagga. One of the two colts had its neck and some other parts of its body... 
