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Zebras and Horses are two different species. So when offspring is produced from a zebra and a horse it produces a cross-breed or hybrid. Hybrids are infertile and are hard to classify. They are hard to classify because they are both horse and zebra so it is hard to decide which species to classify them as.
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What is parentage of a zorse?
A zorse is a zebra and a horse.
What sound does a zorse make?
a zorse speaks English
Why is it difficult to classify hybirds?
Hybrids are a mix of two different species. It is difficult to classify hybrids because they do not fit into either specific species.
What kingdown do most plants and animals belong to when difficult to classify?
lichens, corals, viruses, corals, viruses and carnivourous plants are difficult to classify :)
What biomes is the most difficult to classify?
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Why are birds difficult to classify?
Birds are difficult to classify because they must be categorized by their genetic makeup. Sometimes there are over eight classifications for a specific bird.
Why would it have been difficult for Von Linnea to classify Euglena?
because eugleana is hard to classify
Who is the mother of a zorse?
A zorse is a mother zebra crossed with a domestic male horse
What is the purpose of mixing a horse and zebra to get a zorse?
People usually do this just to have a zorse because the idea of a zorse is cool. Some people so ride them.
Why is it difficult to classify organisms?
they are not made up of cells
Where does a zorse live?
A zorse or zebroid, specifically the offspring of a zebra stallion and a horse mare. The rarer reverse pairing is sometimes called a horbra (or hebra). Like most other hybrids, the zorse is sterile.http://www.answers.com/topic/zorse#cite_note-0The zorse is a strong animal with traces from both its parents.
Where can a zorse live?
A zorse is a hybrid between a horse and a zebra. There are very few of them in the world, because they are difficult to breed, sterile, and because most people don't have zebras in the backyard to mate with horses in an attempt to create a hybrid. You're honestly better off finding yourself a nice-looking horse, because even if you did manage to track down a zorse (and believe me, that's a very, very big and very illegal IF) you'd probably find it has inherited the intractable nature of the zebra -eta, you can't ride it.
