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English: Plains Zebras (Equus quagga), more specifically the Damara subspecies (Equus quagga antiquorum) in Okavango, Botswan in 2002.
Date (29 June 2002, according to Exif data)
Source An edit of File:Zebra Botswana.jpg (originally File:Zebra Botswana.jpg on English Wikipedia).
Author Taken & submitted by Paul Maritz (Paulmaz
Modified by Pharaoh Hound, Fir0002
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current23:05, 18 January 2007Thumbnail for version as of 23:05, 18 January 20071,234 × 1,168 (372 KB)Fir0002== Summary == {{Information |Description= Plains Zebras (''Equus quagga''), more specifically the Damara subspecies (''Equus quagga antiquorum'') in Okavango, Botswana. An edit of Image:Zebra Botswana.jpg on English Wikipedia, done for that image's FP

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