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Pliohippus (Gr**** πλείων (pleion, "more") and ἵππος (ippos, "horse")) is an
extinct genus of Equidae, the
horse family.
Pliohippus arose in the middle...
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callused stubs. The long and slim
limbs of
Pliohippus reveal a quick-footed
steppe animal.
Until recently,
Pliohippus was
believed to be the
ancestor of present-day...
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pectinatus †Equus
crenidens Genus †Cremohipparion
Genus †Hippidion
Genus †
Pliohippus Although the
plains and
mountain zebras have been
placed in Hippotigris...
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Haringtonhippus Heteropliohippus Parapliohippus Subtribe Protohippina:
Calippus Protohippus Subtribe Equina:
Astrohippus Dinohippus Equus Hippidion Pliohippus...
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South America extinct. c. 11,000
years ago Genus: †
Onohippidium Genus: †
Pliohippus Genus: †
Protohippus "Paleobiology Database:
Equini basic info". Archived...
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Alberta and
Panama (Alajuela Formation).
Quinn originally referred "
Pliohippus" mexic**** to Dinohippus, but
unpublished cladistic results in an SVP...
- genera: Cormohipparion, Protohippus, Pseudhipparion,
Neohipparion and
Pliohippus three camelid genera: Procamelus,
Aepycamelus and
Protolabis three canid...
- horses[dubious – discuss], with the most
likely ancestor of
Astrohippus being Pliohippus. The
species Astrohippus ansae was
originally described by W. D. Matthew...
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prehensile upper lip. The
teeth morphology is more
similar to that of
Pliohippus than to Equus. The limb
bones are
short and
stocky (robust). Isotopic...
- chronobiology, cytokinesis, glossolalia, lalophobia, narcolepsy, osteoporosis,
Pliohippus, sympathomimetic. In technical, semitechnical, and
quasitechnical usage...
