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- conversidens, or the Mexican horse, was a Pleistocene species of horse, now extinct, that inhabited North America. The holotype of Equus conversidens...
- small-sized, around the dimensions of a cowpony. Evolution of the horse Equus conversidens M. C. Winans. 1989. A quantitative study of the North American fossil...
- species. An even closer relative, however, may be the extinct Equus conversidens of Pleistocene America, to which it bears a number of striking similarities;...
- †Equus lambei Yukon wild horse †Equus niobrarensis †Equus scotti †Equus conversidens Mexican horse †Equus semiplicatus Subgenus †Amerhippus (this subgenus...
- zebra (Equus capensis) †Equus cedralensis †Equus complicatus †Equus conversidens †Equus crinidens †Equus ****minsii †Equus dalianensis †Equus excelsus...
- zebra (Equus capensis) †Equus cedralensis †Equus complicatus †Equus conversidens †Equus crinidens †Equus ****minsii †Equus dalianensis †Equus excelsus...
- distances and mixing. American species Equus alaskaeAlaskan horse Equus conversidensMexican horse Equus fraternus Equus francisi – now placed in a separate...
- glyptodont Glyptotherium, the llama Hemiauchenia, and the horse Equus conversidens. El Salvador has likely been occupied by humans since the Paleoindian...
- zebra (Equus capensis) †Equus cedralensis †Equus complicatus †Equus conversidens †Equus crinidens †Equus ****minsii †Equus dalianensis †Equus excelsus...
- zebra (Equus capensis) †Equus cedralensis †Equus complicatus †Equus conversidens †Equus crinidens †Equus ****minsii †Equus dalianensis †Equus excelsus...