- was
formerly thought to be
several distinct species within the
subgenus Amerhippus, but was
later shown to be a
single morphologically variable species....
-
native to
South America during the
Pleistocene epoch,
alongside Equus (
Amerhippus) neogeus.
Although early ancient DNA
analysis studies suggested a close...
- well as
South American fossils traditionally placed in the
subgenus E. (
Amerhippus),
belong to E. ferus.
Remains attributed to a
variety of
species and lumped...
-
fossil horse taxa from
throughout this range, such as
Equus lambei and
Amerhippus, that were
formerly considered distinct species, but
genetic and morphological...
-
scotti †Equus
conversidens Mexican horse †Equus
semiplicatus Subgenus †
Amerhippus (this
subgenus and its
species are
possibly synonymous with E. ferus)...
- well as
South American fossils traditionally placed in the
subgenus E. (
Amerhippus)
belong to the same species: E. ferus.
Remains attributed to a variety...
- by
Pleistocene megafauna, such as Cuvieronius,
Haplomastodon and
Equus amerhippus.
During the
Herrera Period, that is
commonly defined as from 800 BCE to...
- Ma ago, and this lineage,
traditionally viewed as the
subgenus Equus (
Amerhippus),
appears indistinguishable from E. ferus. Both
these lineages became...
-
include ground sloths, litopterns, short-faced bears,
South American horse Amerhippus and
cingulates such as
glyptodonts and the armadillo-like Pachyarmatherium...
- po****tion
prehistoric animals as the Cuvieronius,
Haplomastodon and
Equus amerhippus were
living on the Altiplano.
Later dated excavations have
revealed a...
