A Revision Of The American Eocene Horses
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"A Revision Of The American Eocene Horses" presents a detailed paleontological study of early horse evolution in North America. Authored by Walter Granger, this work delves into the fossil record of Eocene-era equids, offering a systematic analysis of their anatomical features and evolutionary relationships. This study provides valuable insights into the origins and diversification of the horse family. With meticulous observations and comprehensive descriptions, this work remains relevant for researchers and enthusiasts interested in the evolutionary history of mammals and the paleontology of the American West.
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