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'''Horses''' are four legged beasts-of-burden of the ''Equus'' family. | '''Horses''' are four legged beasts-of-burden of the ''Equus'' family. | ||
| + | ===Origin=== | ||
| + | The traditional biblical view is that all animals originated in the Middle East after being collected by Noah in his Ark. Unfortunaely [[baraminologist|baraminologists]] are unable to explain transitional fossils such as | ||
| + | |||
| + | * Hyracotherium | ||
| + | * Orohippus | ||
| + | * Epihippus | ||
| + | * Duchesnehippus | ||
| + | * Mesohippus | ||
| + | * Miohippus | ||
| + | * Kalobatippus | ||
| + | * Parahippus | ||
| + | * Merychippus | ||
| + | * Dinohippus | ||
| + | * Plesippus | ||
| + | * Hippotigris | ||
| + | * Equus | ||
Revision as of 01:37, March 20, 2007
Horses are four legged beasts-of-burden of the Equus family.
Origin
The traditional biblical view is that all animals originated in the Middle East after being collected by Noah in his Ark. Unfortunaely baraminologists are unable to explain transitional fossils such as
- Hyracotherium
- Orohippus
- Epihippus
- Duchesnehippus
- Mesohippus
- Miohippus
- Kalobatippus
- Parahippus
- Merychippus
- Dinohippus
- Plesippus
- Hippotigris
- Equus