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Equidae |
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Equidae a family of mammals, members of which have a single functional digit although the second and third digits persist as splint bones. Includes horses, wild horses, asses (donkeys) and zebras. Quaggas were a member of the family but are now extinct. |
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On October 19, 1998, the Regional Veterinary Authority banned the movement of Equidae in and out of a 700-[km. These equidae were held for 21 days in isolation quarantine, after which MAC-ELISA was performed by a method derived from Zeller et al. |
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