Objectives: In this activity you will:
a. Examine diagrams of fossil horses and present-day horses
b. Examine diagrams of the structure of the front foot of fossil
horses and present-day horses.
6. Describe the changes in horses that have taken place over
time,
Procedure:
Part A: Change in size with time
Fill out the table below using the diagrams in figure 1.
Table 1: Evolution of the Horse
Horse Hyracotherium Miohippus Merychippus Equus
Age

The 2nd largest river in europe (that runs through 12 countries) is the river. question 13 options: rhine danube seine thames

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