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    Zebras

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    the fact that they looked like a horse but with stripes like a reptile would have. Unique stripes and behaviors make these among the most familiar animals to people. Zebra stripes have entered and left the fashion world and the once almost instinct equus is a well-known and revered animal to us. They can be found in a variety of habitats‚ such as grasslands‚ savannas‚ woodlands‚ thorny scrublands‚ mountains and coastal hills. They are great runners achieving speeds of up to 40 mph. Although the zebra

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    Computer Power Group Case Analysis Evaluate CPG’s brand portfolio and architecture Founded in 1968‚ Computer Power Group (CPG) was Australia’s largest publicly listed information technology service company. In the mid - to late 1980s‚ CPG went beyond IT consulting and by incorporating many Australasian companies in the IT education‚ training‚ services‚ staffing‚ software‚ and resourcing domains. CPG made acquisitions in the Unites States‚ United Kingdom and other places through out the world

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    would fall into the Equus. You might be wondering what a Equus genus is and is made up off. Well the Equus is made up of mammals that fall in the Equidae family. Apparently according to chem‚tufts‚ The Genus Equus came out about 55 years ago and all the way till now. As i previously stated‚ the stripes of the plain zebra make my animal unique because scientists have

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    species by creating cladograms. In this study‚ we observed the difference between cladograms created with morphological traits and molecular DNA with respect to Felis cattus‚ Canis familiaris‚ Didelphis virginiana‚ Odocoileus virginianus‚ and the Equus caballus. The results demonstrated that although a species is similar or closely related in regards to morphological traits‚ it does not mean that their DNA composition will be the same. This study is significant because it demonstrates the importance

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    Horse Evolution

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    Like most creatures‚ the horse has undergone several modifications. One of the very first ancestors of the modern horse is the Hyracotherium. (Hunt) The Hyracotherium looked more like a dog with its arched back‚ short neck‚ petite snout‚ stubby legs‚ and long tail. The Hyracotherium even had padded feet‚ like a dog. (Hunt) The major exception was that on each of its four toes on each front foot and three toes on hind feet‚ it had hoof like structures instead of claws. (Hunt) It ate fruit and other

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    Analyzing A Midsummer Night’s Dream The correlations of a piece of literature with its audience are often regarded as being significant in making the prose gratifying. In order to depict whether a play is deemed enjoyable to its audience‚ an analysis of the play’s aspects must be undertaken with evidence and facts to support any reasoning. The underlying connections to the audience brought forth by humorous irony‚ relatable themes‚ and vivid imagery cause A Midsummer Night’s Dream to be considered

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    “Lab Assignment #2 (Horse Evolution)” Through fossil records from Hyracotherium to Mesohippus to Merychippus to Pleshippus to the Equus‚ one can see the development of dentition‚ limbs and skull based on the environment that the horses adapted to with time. Environmental changes from the Eocene to the Holocene brought about natural selection as the horses’ initial characteristics could not adapt. In order to survive‚ horses evolved traits such as stronger limbs‚ tougher teeth and others that best

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    (ee-oh-hip-uhs)‚ meaning “dawn horse”. These first horses roamed North America during the Eocene (ee-uh-seen) Epoch. Nearly whole skeletons were found in Wyoming in 1867. Evidence of the Eohippus was also found in the 1930s in Europe. The modern horse Equus (eck- wuss) evolved from the Pliohippus during the Pliocene (plahy-uh-seen) Epoch. The Pliocene Epoch ended 11‚700 years ago (AMNH‚ 2012). There were at least 15 species‚ each evolving into the next. There were many changes during the evolution

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    eyes‚ and nostrils to express there mood. A fun fact about the Przewabski’s is that it is the truly wild horse in existence. The only big population of these horses are in Mongolia. Another fun fact: The horse is one of two extant subspecies of Equus Ferus. It is an odd-toed ungulate mammal belonging to the Taxonomic family

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    Equine Research Papers

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    which branched off into different genera such as grazers‚ left browsers‚ and mixed feeders. Today the Equid family is only represented by Equus genus‚ that is composed of seven to nine species‚ including zebras‚ asses‚ donkeys‚ and horses. These species are also in the order Perissodactyla‚ or odd-toed animal. Tracking the line of descent from Hyracotherium to Equus reveals several evident patterns: degradation of toe number‚ increase increment of molar teeth‚ extending of the face‚ and growth in body

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