Hipparion is an extinct genus of three-toed, medium-sized equine belonging to the extinct tribe Hipparionini, who lived about 10-5 million years ago.

9 dic 2019 · The hipparions were a group of three-toed horses found throughout much of the world during the Miocene and Pliocene. They are distinguished from ...

Hipparion was one of the earlier grazing horses that was similar to Merychippus in form.‭ ‬Like other‭ '‬advanced‭' ‬horses of the Miocene,‭ ‬Hipparion ...

"Someone once said that hipparions are to warriors what aesthir are to skyknights. Don't believe it." —General Jarkeld, the Arctic Fox.

Plesiohipparion appears to have been a mixed feeder throughout its known history. The genus Plesiohipparion is characterized by increasing body size through ...

Hipparion tchicoicum was an extinct species of three-toed horse that lived in Siberia, Mongolia, and northern China in the Pliocene. The genus Hipparion ...

Hipparion (Hipparion de Christol, 1832). Order: Perissodactyla. Family: Equidae. Dimensions: length - 2 m, height - 140 сm, weight ~ 120 kg.

Hipparion (gr. "caballo pequeño") es un género extinto de mamíferos perisodáctilos de la familia Equidae cuyos restos fósiles se han hallado en Norteamérica ...

capitalized : a genus of extinct Miocene and Pliocene three-toes mammals related to but not now considered direct ancestors of the horse.

Hipparion was a prehistoric predecessor of the modern horses. Its habitat or biome was be that of non-forested, grassy plains, shortgrass prairie or steppes ...