- A
hinny is a
domestic equine hybrid, the
offspring of a male
horse (a stallion) and a
female donkey (a jenny). It is the
reciprocal cross to the more...
- A
singing hinny or singin'
hinny is a type of bannock,
griddle cake or scone, made in the
north of England,
especially Northumberland and the coal-mining...
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hybrids between them, the mule is
easier to
obtain and more
common than the
hinny,
which is the
offspring of a male
horse (a stallion) and a
female donkey...
- mules; the less
common hybrid of a male
horse (stallion) and
jenny is a
hinny. Traditionally, the
scientific name for the
donkey is
Equus asinus asinus...
- to
produce a
hybrid known as a Kunga. Horse-donkey
hybrids (the mule and
hinny) are also of
ancient vintage, as
evidenced by
their presence in
works such...
- chromosomes,
horses have 64 chromosomes, and
mules or
hinnies have 63 chromosomes. Mules,
hinnies, and
other normally sterile interspecific hybrids cannot...
- cattle-yak
hybrid which is bred for
agricultural work - like the mule and the
hinny, they have to be
continually bred from both of the
parent species. Contents...
-
reverse pairing is
sometimes called a hebra, horsebra, zebrinny, or
zebra hinny. Like most
other animal hybrids, the
zorse is sterile. A zony is the offspring...
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before fixing to the fore and aft stems. The
upper wups were
joined by the
hinny spot
where they met the horn, at the top of the stem, for
added strength...
- as
Prince Cor, and
becomes queen of
Archenland at his side. Bree (Breehy-
hinny-brinny-hoohy-hah) is Shasta's
mount and
mentor in The
Horse and His Boy...
