QUÉ SIGNIFICA EOHIPPUS EN INGLÉS
Eohippus
Eohippus es un género extinto de pequeños ungulados equidos. La única especie es E. angustidens, que durante mucho tiempo se consideró una especie de Hyracotherium. Sus restos se han encontrado en América del Norte y datan de la etapa del Eoceno Temprano.
definición de eohippus en el diccionario inglés
La definición de eohippus en el diccionario es el caballo más antiguo: un animal extinto del género Eoceno, del tamaño de un perro, con patas delanteras de cuatro dedos, patas traseras de tres dedos y dientes especializados para explorar.
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «EOHIPPUS»
Descubre el uso de
eohippus en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
eohippus y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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Biology Coloring Workbook
We will now turn our attention to a relative of Eohippus and point out the
evolutionary changes that took place in Eohippus to give rise to a new species of
ancestral horse. After the Eocene Epoch, a new ancestral horse appeared, called
...
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How to Write Simple: Science Reports
eohippus. Provide books and other materials about eohippus for students
reporting on this prehistoric animal. (You may need to read these to younger
students.) Discuss the information they have learned, then assign a writing task.
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How to Write Simple Science Reports, Grades 1-4 - E-book
EOHIPPUS Provide books and other materials about eohippus for students
reporting on this prehistoric animal. (You may need to read these to younger
students.) Discuss the information they have learned, then assign a writing task.
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Cenozoic Mammal Horizons of Western North America
Eohippus pernix Marsh X Eohippus validus Marsh X Eohippus vasacciensis (
Cope) ... X Eohippus index (Copej X Eohippus angustidens (Cope) ... X Eohippus
cuspidatus (Copei X Eohippus cristatus (Wortman). X Eohippus cristonensis ...
Henry Fairfield Osborn, William Diller Matthew,
1909
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Bibliography and Catalogue of the Fossil Vertebrata of North ...
(Eohippus, Hyracotherium.) 1898 E, p. 568. Matthew, W. D. 1897 C, p. 309. 1899
A, p. 33. Nicholson and Lydekker 1889 A, pp. 1356, 1380. (Hyracotherium,
Systemodon.) Owen, R. 1844 A, p. 226. 1857 C, p. 65. Osborn, H. F. 1890 A.
1890 B, ...
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Evolution of the Horse Brain
Speculative conclusions from the similarities of Eohipjius and Didelphis brains
are handicapped, furthermore, by the plain fact that Eohippus must have been a
placental mammal, whereas Didelphis is a marsupial. The opossum brain, in
form ...
Scientists realized that Owen's older discovery represented the same animal that
the paleontologist, Marsh, later named Eohippus. Under the rules of taxonomy,
Owen's description takes precedence over Marsh's Eohippus which means ...
B. a. M. DIV Richard Pittack, Richard B. Pittack,
2007
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Wild Horses of the West: History and Politics of America's ...
The head of Eohippus did not resemble a modern horse's, because the now-
familiar tapered muzzle had not formed. Because of its very small brain size and
low intelligence, Eohippus likely would not have been trainable by humans.
J. Edward De Steiguer,
2011
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The Best Novels and Stories of Eugene Manlove Rhodes
His slow drawl was getting slower; his cow- boyese broader — a mode of speech
quite inconsistent with that first sprightly remark about the little eohippus. What
manner of cowboy was this, from whose tongue a learned scientific term tripped ...
Eugene Manlove Rhodes, Frank V. Dearing,
1987
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Tide and Continuities: Last and First Poems, 1995-1938
Dictionary definition: "Eohippus, Greek for dawn-horse, small graceful prehistoric
ancestor of modern equine family: size of rabbit; had four toes, M hoofs." I. Dance,
dance in this museum case, Ballet-star of our mammal race, You first shy ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «EOHIPPUS»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
eohippus en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
When history questioned his greatness, American Pharoah …
... a better reason that a pint-sized creature from the dawn of history called eohippus was destined to evolve into the thoroughbred race horse? «NJ.com, Jun 15»
Archaeopteryx lithographica: el “fraude emplumado”
Del caballo, por ejemplo, disponemos de una secuencia detallada de fósiles, desde el pequeño Eohippus hasta el equino moderno. «ElEspectador.com, Abr 15»
Brontosaurus ist wieder da!
Eohippus, das kleine Urpferd. Anatosaurus, der Dinosaurier mit dem Entenschnabel. Baluchitherium, das größte Landsäugetier aller Zeiten ... «derStandard.at, Abr 15»
A Long Time Ago In A Galaxy Far Far Away...
“Does eohippus have horse DNA?” He was appalled at my unfairness; nobody can obtain DNA from fossilized prehistoric animals. He repeated ... «Western Journalism, Feb 15»
For The Evolution Of Marine Creatures, Bigger Is Better, Study Says
... of modern mammals often tended to be smaller; horses, for example, can be traced to the dog-sized Eohippus genus of 50 million years ago. «WKNO FM, Feb 15»
WILLIAMS / My granddaughter's so perspicacious
The second word my precious grandchild pointed out was no more familiar: “eohippus.” Even the dictionary wasn't a quick study for that word, ... «Blackshear Times, Feb 15»
Fossil Beast Helps Fill The Backstory of Horses, Tapirs, and Rhinos
And speaking of ponies, some of the earliest horses wandered the same forests – Eohippus and other horses that stood on several hoofed toes ... «National Geographic, Nov 14»
The village witch: Artist Erika Wanenmacher's web of interconnections
The work was inspired by a dream about the Mesohippus' smaller, older cousin, the Eohippus. “In the dream, I was walking through a city street ... «Santa Fe New Mexican.com, Nov 14»
Winchester Street school regaled by First Nations storyteller Jim …
He also shared the tale of eohippus, early North American horses, the discovery of which debunked the notion that First Nations people did not ... «insideTORONTO.com, Oct 14»
Open Press debuts this weekend celebrating avant-garde books
Timmons and the other organizers, including Andrea Quaid of Les Figues Press and Harold Abramowitz of Eohippus Labs, have, he explains, ... «Los Angeles Times, Oct 14»