Rate of evolution of the horse Examine the replicas of the feet of the fossil horses. How do they differ from a modern horse. The earliest horse Hyptherium (formerly called Eohippus) lived 58 million years ago and was ab

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Date: 2013-08-18 13:21:46 Horse Hyracotherium Zebra Equidae Equus Evolution of the horse		Rate of evolution of the horse Examine the replicas of the feet of the fossil horses. How do they differ from a modern horse. The earliest horse Hyptherium (formerly called Eohippus) lived 58 million years ago and was ab Add to Reading List Source URL: www.earth-science-activities.co.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 41,96 KB Share Document on Facebook

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