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While the
genus formerly included most
hipparionines, the
genus is now more
narrowly defined as
hipparionines from
North Africa spanning the Late Miocene...
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arrives of
modern equines of the
genus Equus to the Old World.
Hipparionines varied widely in size, with the
smallest species like
Hipparion periafricanum...
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around 5.3-5
million years ago. The
genus was one of the last
surviving hipparionines, with the
youngest specimen dating to the end of the
Early Pleistocene...
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Proboscidea (gomphotheres),
Perissodactyla (tapirs, rhinocerotids,
hipparionine equids), and
Artiodactyla (tay****uids, protoceratids, camelids, "pseudoceratines...
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Eurygnathohippus is an
extinct genus of
hipparionine horse. The
majority of
known fossils of
members of this
genus were
discovered in Africa,
where members...
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include other bovids, giraffids,
cervine cervids, anthracotheres, suids,
hipparionines, rhinocerotids, "tetralophodont gomphotheres", cercopithecids, and hystricids...
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afarense Kada
Hadar Member Partial skull (AL 363-18) and
mandibles A
hipparionine horse. E.
hasumense Denen Dora
Member Partial skull (AL 340-8) and mandibles...
- (Mammalia: Perissodactyla) from Florida, with a
Description of the
Smallest Hipparionine Horse".
Journal of
Vertebrate Paleontology. 13 (3): 350–366. Bibcode:1993JVPal...
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locality Mannersdorf, in Austria, is of
uncertain age, but the
presence of
hipparionine horses shows that it is no
older than MN9.
Viranta also
tentatively ****igns...
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around 11.4-11
million years ago,
becoming the
ancestor to Old
World hipparionines. MacFadden,
Bruce J.; Skinner,
Morris F. (1982). "Hipparion
Horses and...
