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Equus africanus asinus

Also known as ass, 🫏, jack-ass, jackass

subespecie de mamíferos; animal de carga, similar al caballo, más pequeño que aquél

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A donkey is a domesticated member of the horse family that was descended from African wild asses and domesticated in Africa. Since its domestication, the donkey has been valued primarily as a working animal for human purposes.

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Within Vinony's link graph, Equus africanus asinus is referenced by 1,783 other articles, and connects out to kiang, zebra and odd-toed ungulate.

It is catalogued under topics including African wild ass, Animal taxa named by Carl Linnaeus and Domesticated animals.

Its subject is documented across 172 Wikipedia language editions.

Wikidata facts

Instance of: taxon
Parent taxon: Equus africanus
Image: Donkey in Clovelly, North Devon, England.jpg
Has use: donkey

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taxon name: Equus africanus asinus
taxon rank: subspecies
described by source: Pauly–Wissowa
taxon common name: pullu
Commons category: Equus asinus
Commons gallery: Donkey
MCN code: 0101.30.00
different from: Donkey
this taxon is source of: donkey meat
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
sequenced genome URL: www.ensembl.org/Equus_asinus_asinus
topic's main category: Category:Donkeys
temporal range start: Pleistocene

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Article · Español

El burro, asno, jumento, borrico o pollino (Equus africanus asinus) es un animal doméstico de la familia de los équidos. Los ancestros salvajes africanos de los burros fueron domesticados por primera vez a principios del V milenio a. C., prácticamente al mismo tiempo que los caballos de Eurasia, y desde entonces han sido utilizados por el ser humano como animales de carga y como cabalgadura. La aparición de la maquinaria agrícola ha supuesto un descenso considerable en sus poblaciones.

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