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Different numbers of chromosomes?

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04-04-2003 3:10 AM 		Reply to: Message 1 by Ryan Bibler
04-01-2003 8:27 PM

Przewalski horse
I saw this posted at the infernal infidels forum (yikes!)
Horses — Breeds of Livestock, Department of Animal Science
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I don't understand it, but perhaps we can get a comment from someone "in the know"
This horse apparently has 66 chromosomes and a domestic horse has 64 , but they interbreed to produce offspring with 65 chromosomes (double yikes!)
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