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Equidae (commonly
known as the
horse family) is the
taxonomic family of
horses and
related animals,
including the
extant horses, ****es, and zebras, and...
- The
evolution of the horse, a
mammal of the
family Equidae,
occurred over a
geologic time
scale of 50
million years,
transforming the small, dog-sized...
- also
known as
hemione or
Asiatic wild ****, is a
species of the
family Equidae native to Asia. A
member of the
subgenus Asinus, the
onager was described...
- articles.
Euungulata Perissodactyla (Mesaxonian ungulates)
Hippomorpha Equidae: Horses, ****es and
zebras Ceratomorpha Tapiridae:
Tapirs Rhinocerotidae:...
- ˈiːkwəs/) is a
genus of
mammals in the
family Equidae,
which includes horses, ****es, and zebras.
Within the
Equidae,
Equus is the only
recognized extant genus...
- and ****es, the
three groups being the only
living members of the
family Equidae.
Zebra stripes come in
different patterns,
unique to each individual. Several...
- The
mountain zebra (Equus zebra) is a
zebra species in the
family Equidae,
native to
southwestern Africa.
There are two subspecies, the Cape mountain...
- The
order includes about 17
living species divided into
three families:
Equidae (horses, ****es, and zebras),
Rhinocerotidae (rhinoceroses), and Tapiridae...
- (now
strictly defined as a
member of the
Palaeotheriidae rather than the
Equidae). Its
remains have been
identified in
North America and date to the Early...
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Merychippus is an
extinct proto-horse of the
family Equidae that was
endemic to
North America during the Miocene, 15.97–5.33
million years ago. It had...
