grevy's zebra
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Definition
Noun: * Grevy's zebra: A large, endangered species of zebra (Equus grevyi) native to parts of Kenya and Ethiopia, characterized by its narrow, closely spaced black stripes that do not extend onto its belly, and its large, rounded ears.
Usage
- The Grevy's zebra is distinguished from other zebra species by its more numerous and finer stripes.
- Conservation efforts are critical for the survival of the Grevy's zebra.
- Researchers are studying the habitat of the Grevy's zebra.
Advanced Usage
- "Grevy's zebra population": Refers to the total number of these animals in the wild or in captivity.
- The Grevy's zebra population has declined dramatically over the last century.
- "Grevy's zebra conservation": Refers to the protection and management efforts for this species.
- International funding supports Grevy's zebra conservation programs.
Variants and Related Words
- Zebra (n): The general term for several African equids with black-and-white striped coats.
- Equus grevyi (n): The scientific (Latin) name for Grevy's zebra.
Synonyms
- Imperial zebra: An alternative common name for this species.
Noun
- zebra with less continuous stripes