dauw

Second, the "dauw," or "Burchell's zebra," as it is more frequently called (_Equus Burchellii_).

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The quagga keeps company with the gnoo, the "dauw" with the

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The quagga keeps company with the gnoo, the "dauw" with the

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We thus have a case of mutual dislike between the quagga and the dauw which cannot be explained by competition for food.

Mutual Aid; a factor of evolution Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin 1881

In connection with the horses it is worthy of notice that the quagga zebra, which never comes together with the dauw zebra, nevertheless lives on excellent terms, not only with ostriches, which are very good sentries, but also with gazelles, several species of antelopes, and gnus.

Mutual Aid; a factor of evolution Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin 1881

Abyssinia; but, perhaps, the "congo dauw," which certainly inhabits

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At all events, the "congo dauw" is the "hippotigris," or tiger-horse, of the

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Third, the "Congo dauw" (_Equus hippotigris_), closely resembling the dauw.

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Like the dauw, it frequents the open plains -- trooping together in vast droves, and often herding with several species of antelopes.

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Africa, and which differs altogether from the _dauw_ or Burchell's zebra, also found upon the great plains or karoos of the same region.

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