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Evolution of the horse: Diagram of 7 stages in development of hind and forelimbs from 1

Evolution of the horse: Diagram of 7 stages in development of hind and forelimbs from 1


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Date: 28th March 2014

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Evolution of the horse: Diagram of 7 stages in development of hind and forelimbs from 1

Evolution of the horse: Diagram of 7 stages in development of hind and forelimbs from 1, 1A Eohippus: 2, 2A Orohippus: 3, 3A Mesohippus, : 4, 4A Hypohippus: 5, 5A Merychippus: 6, 6A Hipparion: 7, 7A modern horse. Toes shorten and disappear. After Marsh and Lull. Engraving c1930

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Anatomy Comparative Development Diagram Evolution Hind Horse Marsh Modern Science Stages Toes C1930 Disappear Eohippus Lull


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This print showcases the fascinating evolution of the horse's hind and forelimbs over seven distinct stages. Starting from stage one, we witness the remarkable transformation from Eohippus to Orohippus (stage 2), Mesohippus (stage 3), Hypohippus (stage 4), Merychippus (stage 5), Hipparion (stage 6), all the way to our modern-day horse in stage seven. The diagram, engraved in the early 1930s by Marsh and Lull, provides a comparative anatomy study that highlights how toes gradually shorten and eventually disappear throughout this evolutionary process. The image offers a glimpse into the scientific understanding of development and serves as a testament to nature's incredible ability to adapt over time. Each stage represents an important milestone in shaping these magnificent creatures into what they are today. It is truly awe-inspiring to observe how their limbs have evolved for optimal functionality and efficiency. As we delve into this visual journey through time, we gain a deeper appreciation for the intricate changes that have occurred within horses' anatomical structure. This print not only captures an essential aspect of natural history but also sparks curiosity about other species' evolutionary paths. Through its detailed depiction, it invites us to marvel at the wonders of life's continuous progression and adaptation on our planet.

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