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A dorsal stripe is called a darker hair stripe along the back of some mammalian species. Typical is the dorsal stripe for [[Horsehide - Horse leather|horse]], donkey and [[Goatskin|goat]] species.
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A darker hair stripe along the back of some mammalian species is called a dorsal stripe. It is typically found on [[Horsehide - Horse leather|horses]], donkeys and [[Goatskin|goats]].  
  
  

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A darker hair stripe along the back of some mammalian species is called a dorsal stripe. It is typically found on horses, donkeys and goats.


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Dorsal stripe on a goat and on donkeys.

 

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