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Line 22: The Set animal is usually depicted at rest, either lying down or seated. The shape of the head often resembles a giraffe, causing confusion between the two signs. The general body shape is that of a canine.<ref>{{Cite book\|title = Current Research in Egyptology\|last = McDonald\|first = Angela\|publisher = Archaeopress\|year = 2000\|isbn = 1841712078\|location = \|pages = }}</ref> ~~Many{{Who\|date=June 2016}} agreed that the creature had an [[aardvark]]'s head, a [[jackal]]'s front parts, and the [[Hindquarters\|backside]] of a [[donkey]].~~ ==Ancient Egypt==

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