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Zebras are black with white stripes
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The retrieved sources directly conflict on whether zebras are white with black stripes or black with white stripes, with references split between the two descriptions.

Evidence for · 1
1999 · cited by 0
you ever wondered whether zebras are black with white stripes or white with black stripes … skin is black. This means that they are black with white stripes! How does having stripes help … stay in one place. This is when hahy zebras are born. Newborn zebras have to learn to
Evidence against · 4
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Photograph of a color drawing depiciting mountain zebras, by H. [...] Miner, [s.d.]. One zebra stands center on the cracked edge of a cliff. The zebra is white with black stripes and a red spot of fur on the nose. Plants grow from the cracks in the mountain at the zebra's feet. A second zebra stands behind the first on the right with trees all around. The cliff is taller in the background where a waterfall starts and flows to the foreground on the left.
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1970 · cited by 0
a zebra is white with black stripes or black with white stripes, but, as there are often paler yellow … bands on the neck and shoulders; their faces are black with white cheeks; they have beards, manes and long … the others. They are speckled grey in colour, with white underparts and black faces, and the skin itself
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is about four feet high at the shoulders. Its general color is white , with black stripes on the body, limbs and tail. Those on the limbs extend to the
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mane. The general ground colour is white , and the stripes are black ; the lower part of the face is bright brown. With the exception of the abdomen and the
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  1. Horses and rhinos : what they have in commonreferencesame source L6no side taken
  2. Color drawing depiciting mountain zebras, by Hreferenceno side taken
  3. Indirect rule in British Africareferencesame source L6no side taken
  4. The New Student's Reference Work/Zebrareferencesame source L7no side taken
  5. 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica/Zebrareferencesame source L7no side taken
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