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On top of all that, even though the leg bones and skull of the fossils seem to show an macroevolutionary sequence, the rest of the skeletons do not. The ribs vary in amount from 15-19 with no obvious pattern. The lumbar vertebrae vary from 6-8, again with no pattern. According to evolution, these also should follow some sort of "trend."
 
On top of all that, even though the leg bones and skull of the fossils seem to show an macroevolutionary sequence, the rest of the skeletons do not. The ribs vary in amount from 15-19 with no obvious pattern. The lumbar vertebrae vary from 6-8, again with no pattern. According to evolution, these also should follow some sort of "trend."
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==Young Earth Creationist view of Origins==
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Young Earth Creation scientists have found the horse baramin to be one of the kinds taken by Noah aboard the Ark.  Horses, being domesticated, were likely one of the "clean" animals mentioned in Genesis 7:2–3.  Therefore all horse-like animals (including zebras and donkeys) as well as horses are descended from the seven horses taken by Noah aboard the ark.<ref>http://www.answersingenesis.org/creation/v19/i2/animals.asp</ref>
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==References==
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[[Category:Hoofed mammals]]
 
[[Category:Hoofed mammals]]
 
[[Category:Livestock]]
 
[[Category:Livestock]]
 
[[Category:Equestrianism]]
 
[[Category:Equestrianism]]
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