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numerous varieties of Merychippus:
Hipparion,
Protohippus and Pliohippus. The most
different from
Merychippus was
Hipparion,
mainly in the
structure of tooth...
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Raymond L. (April 2023). "The last Plio-Pleistocene
hipparions of
Western Eurasia. A
review with
remarks on
their taxonomy, paleobiogeography...
- "Shanxihippus
dermatorhinus comb. nov. with
comparisons to old
world hipparions with
specialized nasal apparati".
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Paleontologia e...
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commonly are
remains of
fossil Cenozoic mammals, such as the
extinct horse Hipparion. From its
origins as
totems or the
stylized depiction of
natural creatures...
- Don Quixote, 1955
drawing by
Pablo Pic****o List of
fictional horses Hipparion rocinantis, an
extinct equine found in La
Mancha and
named after Rocinante...
- [citation needed] The
first was a
series of three-toed
grazers known as
hipparions.
These were very
successful and
split into four
genera and at
least 16...
- of
vertebrate animals. In addition, the
museum also has two
types of
hipparions (mammals of the
horse family), the
Sarmatian whale and the
lower jaw of...