[1] Equinas, Chasing the Dragon - The Ageless Philosophy of the Flying Lizard (Victor Plebia Books, 1194)

[2] Glint Eastwither, The Everfree Forest and why every bloody thing turns up there (Canterlot University Press, 1188)

[3] Archaeological studies in the Zebrican homeland recently uncovered an extinct relative of the Gracile Plains Ape, Pan Pediobates, that appears sufficiently differentiated from other members of panini to require the reorganisation of the family heminidae[4] with a new subfamily, tentatively named hemininae. The presence of this and other modern equivalent species on Lero’s Earth appears to raise fairly fundamental questions about the similarities between our world and that of the Humans. However, the limitations of space and scope prevent a detailed analysis of such questions.

[4] Ancient Equestrian: “Soil dwellers”