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- Taxidermy specimens in Naturkunde-Museum, Bamberg, Natural History Museum, Berlin, National Museum of Scotland, and Naturhistorisches Museum, Basel. The two above have been sampled for DNA, the bottom left is the mare that was photographed alive in London (en)
- Four of the five known photos of the London mare, 1863–1870 (en)
- Quagga Project zebras along with regular plains zebras in Mokala National Park, South Africa (en)
- Paintings of Lord Morton's quagga stallion and Lord Morton's mare, its hybrid offspring with a horse mare, by Jacques-Laurent Agasse, 1821 (en)
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- E. quagga quagga (Shortridge, 1934) (en)
- E. q. danielli (Pocock, 1904) (en)
- E. q. greyi (Lydekker, 1904) (en)
- E. q. isabellinus (Hamilton Smith, 1841) (en)
- E. q. lorenzi (Lydekker, 1902) (en)
- E. q. trouessarti (Camerano, 1908) (en)
- Hippotigris isabellinus (Hamilton Smith, 1841) (en)
- Hippotigris quagga (Hamilton Smith, 1841) (en)
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