Animals
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New Horse Species that Lived 4.4 Million Years Ago Identified in Ethiopia
The 4.4 million year old fossil of a newfound horse species fills a missing piece of the evolutionary history of horses in the fossil record, according to the researchers who discovered the specimen at a site in Ethiopia.
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