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INTERNATIONAL STUDBOOK FOR HARTMANN
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Contents Introduction AI Hartmann
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orn Zoo Hartmann’s mountain zebra
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The Management of Hartmann’s Moun
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Explanations The studbook with a fu
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31.12.2007 Total Males = 129.0 Tota
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AGE PYRAMID REPORT & DEMOGRAPHIC GR
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Demographic Graphs HARTMANN’S MOU
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Institutions holding Hartmann's Mou
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POLAND NOWY TOMY ZOO Nowy Tomyśl,
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ASIA JAPAN CHIBA SHI Chiba Zoologic
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JOHNSONTX No reply to questionnaire
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HARTMANN'S MOUNTAIN ZEBRA Studbook
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Location Glossary - HARTMANN'S MOUN
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