Studies in the Evolution of Animals
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They frequently show vestiges of striping, and, as I said, the domestic Ass in two cases had vestiges of spotting or dappling on their flanks.
When a character ceases to be useful, it begins to disappear, and may become quite suppressed, while some other character more useful may take its place.
Fig- 55 is a picture of a ' Dhobi's ' Donkey. I got it copied by a native artist. The original drawing is now in the Lucknow Museum.
I have seen a somewhat similarly marked Ass in a picture which was hu...ng in the refreshment room of the Army and Navy stores.
' We call the wild Ass an Ass, and the wild Zebra a Zebra, because they are differently marked, but in reality they are both Asses.
DAPPLED AND STRIPED HORSES 91 The question might now arise — If the striping of the Zebra is only a modification of some sort of ancestral Horse-dappling, why have not the stripings of the Zebra any signs whatever of their component spots or patches ?
Fig. 55. — Picture of a Donkey in the possession of an Indian washerman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They frequently show vestiges of striping, and, as I said, the domestic Ass in two cases had vestiges of spotting or dappling on their flanks.
When a character ceases to be useful, it begins to disappear, and may become quite suppressed, while some other character more useful may take its place.
Fig- 55 is a picture of a ' Dhobi's ' Donkey. I got it copied by a native artist. The original drawing is now in the Lucknow Museum.
I have seen a somewhat similarly marked Ass in a picture which was hu...ng in the refreshment room of the Army and Navy stores.
' We call the wild Ass an Ass, and the wild Zebra a Zebra, because they are differently marked, but in reality they are both Asses.
DAPPLED AND STRIPED HORSES 91 The question might now arise — If the striping of the Zebra is only a modification of some sort of ancestral Horse-dappling, why have not the stripings of the Zebra any signs whatever of their component spots or patches ?
Fig. 55. — Picture of a Donkey in the possession of an Indian washerman.
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