in what is now Madagascar

Base diameter 147 mm

Length 84mm

showing that not all of its relatives were giants with enormous antlers

lo que indica adaptaciones para procesar una amplia variedad de plantas terrestres disponibles en su ambiente

Eohippus angustidens Variant:Hand painted in what is now MadagascarEohippus angustidens : The horse's first step in the history of evolution Long before horses galloped across the world's open plains, their lineage took its first tentative steps in the dense forests of the early Eocene. Among them, one of the oldest and most representative was Eohippus angustidens , a tiny creature that marks the starting point of one of the most extraordinary evolutionary stories in the animal kingdom: that of the horse. Eohippus ,