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burro : ウィキペディア英語版
burro

In the Iberian Peninsula and the Americas, a is a small donkey. The largest burro populations in the hemisphere are found primarily in Latin America. In Mexico, the donkey population, estimated at three million,〔 is among the largest of any nation in the world. There are also substantial ''burro'' populations in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Nicaragua.

==Etymology and terminology==
''Burro'' is the Spanish and Portuguese word for donkey. In Spanish, burros may also be called ' ('Mexican donkey'), ' ('Criollo donkey'), or '. In the southwestern United States, "burro" is used as a loan word by English speakers to describe any small donkey used primarily as a pack animal, as well as to describe the feral donkeys that live in Arizona, California, Oregon, Utah, Texas and Nevada.〔〔

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