Atlas Wild Ass
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The Atlas Wild Ass (Equus asinus atlanticus), also known as Algerian Wild Ass is an extinct animal. It was last shown in a villa mural in AD 300 in Bona, Algeria, and went extinct after Roman sport hunting. The Atlas Wild ass is believed to have been a herbivore.
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