- The
onager (/ˈɒnədʒər/)(Equus hemionus), also
known as
hemione or
Asiatic wild ****, is a
species of the
family Equidae native to Asia. A
member of the...
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throwing arm. The
onager was
first mentioned in 353 AD by Ammi**** Marcellinus, who
described onagers as the same as a scorpion. The
onager is
often confused...
- The
Persian onager (Equus
hemionus onager), also
called the
Persian wild **** or
Persian zebra, is a
subspecies of
onager (Asiatic wild ****)
native to Iran...
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hemionus khur
Turkmenian kulan,
Equus hemionus kulan Persian onager or gur,
Equus hemionus onager Syrian wild **** or achdari, †Equus
hemionus hemippus (extinct...
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divergencies are the
Asian hemiones (subgenus E. (Asinus),
including the kulan,
onager, and kiang),
followed by the
African zebras (subgenera E. (Dolichohippus)...
- as a hemippe, an achdari, or a
Mesopotamian or
Syrian onager, is an
extinct subspecies of
onager native to the
Arabian Peninsula and
surrounding areas...
-
Indian wild ****
Equus hemionus kulan Turkmenian kulan Equus hemionus onager Persian onager Equus kiang Kiang Equus kiang chu
Northern kiang Equus kiang kiang...
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ballista and a one-armed,
vertical version otherwise referred to as an
onager. The
scorpion was made of a
ground frame made of two
beams joined together...
- projectiles.
Evidence for the
usage of
torsion siege weapons such as the
onager exist only up
until the 6th century, when they were su****ded by traction...
- hemionus), also
known as
Mongolian khulan, is the
nominate subspecies of the
onager. It is
found in
southern Mongolia and
northern China. It was previously...
