Equus africanus asinus

Classis : Mammalia 
Ordo : Perissodactyla 
Familia : Equidae 
Genus : Equus 
Species : Equus africanus 
Subspecies : Equus africanus asinus 
Linnaeus, 1758
   
Conservationis status
DOM

Equus africanus asinus[1] est subspecies mammalium ordinis Perissodactylorum, domestica familiae Equidarum pars. Eius progenitor ferus est Equus africanus.

Asinus tris hebdomades natus.

Haec subspecies animali laboris saltem 5000 annorum prodest. Sunt in mundo plus quam 40 milliones asinorum,[2] plerumque in civitatibus provectibilibus, ubi praesertim animalibus tractationis prosunt. Asini laborantes saepe cum hominibus in vel sub gradibus subsistentiae consociantur. Pauci feturae causa tenentur, sive animalibus dilectis in civitatibus divitibus prosunt.

Asini anno 3000 a.C.n. fere primum domabantur, fortasse in Aegypto vel Mesopotamia, et per paene omnem tellurem hodie inveniuntur. Personas magni momenti in multis locis iam agunt. Cum numerus specierum domesticarum continenter crescat, Equus africanus ferus est species in discrimen adducta. Asini, ambo iumenta et comites, cum hominibus sapientibus aliquot millennia una laborant.

Equus


Zebrae

Equus zebra





Equus quagga chapmani



†Equus quagga quagga




Equus grevyi




Asini feri


Equus kiang




Equus hemionus onager



Equus hemionus kulan




Asini

Equus africanus africanus



Equus africanus somaliensis






Equi

Equus ferus caballus



†Equus ferus ferus



Equus ferus przewalski




Cladogramma equorum ex Vilstrup et al. 2013.[3]

Proprietates

Asini magnitudine multo variant, in typum et administrationem positi. Altitudo in armis a 79 ad 160 centimetra variat, et ab 80 ad 480 chiliogrammata ponderis sunt. Assini laborantes in culturis pauperibus plerumque a duodecim a quindecim annos, sed in regionibus prosperis a triginta ad quinquaginta annos vivere possunt.[4]

Notae

  1. ↑ International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature 2003.
  2. ↑ Kugler, Grunenfelder, et Broxham 2008.
  3. ↑ Vilstrup et al. 2013.
  4. ↑ Agriculture and Rural Development 1990.

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Nexus externi

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