Equidae monodactyles

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Calcaneum (Livenzovka, Complexe de Khapry)

Friday 8 August 2008

Siréjol, E. gallicus, Radius (E. gallicus, Siréjol Os des membres, mesures)

Saturday 28 June 2008

Siréjol, E. gallicus, Fémurs (E. gallicus, Siréjol Os des membres, mesures)

Saturday 28 June 2008

Siréjol, E. gallicus, Tibias (E. gallicus, Siréjol Os des membres, mesures)

Saturday 28 June 2008

Siréjol, E. gallicus, Astragales (E. gallicus, Siréjol Os des membres, mesures)

Saturday 28 June 2008

Siréjol, E. gallicus, Calcaneums (E. gallicus, Siréjol Os des membres, mesures)

Saturday 28 June 2008

Cranium morphotypes (Caballins)

Thursday 4 November 2021 by Véra Eisenmann

Detailed descriptions of each studied cranium are long and tiresome. I have drawn Simpson’s ratio diagrams for each cranium and observed that, fortunately, most caballine crania fall approximately into one of the following groups. 1. Horse from Jaurens : on the diagram the largest (relative to (…)

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Nalaikha (Mongolia)

Saturday 23 October 2021 by Véra Eisenmann

The article ’Early Pleistocene equids (Mammalia, Perissodactyla Owen, 1848 of Nalaikha (Mongolia) and the emergence of modern Equus Linnaeus, 1758.’ 142.Early Pleistocene equids (Mammalia, Perissodactyla) of Nalaikha (Mongolia) and the emergence of modern Equus. discussed the three fossil (…)

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Kuruksai, References (Kuruksai)

Friday 16 April 2021 by Véra Eisenmann

REFERENCES Forsten,A. & Sharapov, S. 2000. Fossil equids (Mammalia, Equidae) from the Neogene and Pleistocene of Tadzhikistan. Geodiversitas, 2000, 22 (2), 293-314. Sharapov, Sh. 1986. â€” Kuruksaiskii Kompleks Pozdnepliotsenovykh Mlekopitaiushshikh Afgano- Tadzhikskoi Depressii. (…)

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Kuruksai, Abstract (Kuruksai)

Friday 16 April 2021 by Véra Eisenmann

– Allohippus pamirensis was a large and robust species with a cranium resembling that of Khapry (ZIN 31078). The upper molars had unusually - for Allohippus - long protocones and the lower - unusually for Allohippus - shallow ectoflexids. – A larger skull with a longer muzzle belonging to a (…)

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