- more
specimens to be
analysed for confirmation. A
close relationship to
caballine horses was also
supported by a 2019
morphological analysis study. Equus...
-
domesticated horses to
hybridize and
produce fertile offspring. Of the
caballine equines, E. ferus, only E.
ferus ferus, also
known as the
European wild...
-
conversidens Western North America A
small non-
caballine species that
coexisted in
North America with the
caballine horse (E. ferus). The most
recent remains...
-
Bubaline Period, Kel
Essuf Period,
Round Head Period,
Pastoral Period,
Caballine Period, and
Cameline Period. The
Sahara was then a much
wetter place than...
-
Bubaline Period, Kel
Essuf Period,
Round Head Period,
Pastoral Period,
Caballine Period, and
Cameline Period.
Archaeological evidence has
attested that...
- into
different groups (e.g., Bubaline, Kel Essuf,
Round Heads, Pastoral,
Caballine, Cameline),
based on a
variety of
factors (e.g., art method, organisms...
- into the late Holocene. The
engraved Central Saharan rock art of the
Caballine Period was
created between 2800 BP and 1000 BP. The
engraved and painted...
-
South America. A 2008
study suggested that all
North American fossils of
caballine-type horses,
including both the
domesticated horse and Przewalski's horse...
- equine. At the end of the Last
Glacial Period, the non-
caballines went
extinct and the
caballines were
extirpated from the Americas.
Multiple factors that...
-
hemitoechus (North Africa)
Ceratotherium mauritani**** Wild
Equus spp.
Caballine horses Equus algericus (North Africa)
Subgenus Asinus (****es)
Equus melkiensis...
