EVOLUTION

Question 1

HOW MANY TOES ON THE FRONT FEET OF EOHIPPUS

Answer 1

4

Question 2

SIZE AS BIG AS CAT AND DOG

Answer 2

EOHIPPUS

Question 3

DAWN HORSE 60 million years ago

Answer 3

EOHIPPUS

Question 4

MIDDLE HORSE

Answer 4

MESOHIPPUS

Question 5

OLIGOSCENE 40 million years ago

Answer 5

MESOHIPPUS

Question 6

INCHES OF MESOHIPPUS SHOULDER

Answer 6

24

Question 7

BACK LESS ARCHED FACE SNOUT AND NECK LONGER

Answer 7

MESOHIPPUS

Question 8

SPOT GRADUALLY REDUCED

Answer 8

MESOHIPPUS

Question 9

6 grinding cheek teeth with single premolar in front for grinding down tough vegetation

Answer 9

MESOHIPPUS

Question 10

each foot has 3 toes, 1st and 5th remained but small and not used for walking

Answer 10

MESOHIPPUS

Question 11

3rd toe stronger and longer than the outer ones, the 4th diminished to a vestigial hub

Answer 11

MESOHIPPUS

Question 12

3rd natira lumiit 4th and 2nd tooth 1st and 5th nawala

Answer 12

MESOHIPPUS

Question 13

RUMINANT OR CUD CHEWING HORSE

Answer 13

MERYCHIPPUS

Question 14

middle of miocene epoch about 30 mya

Answer 14

MERYCHIPPUS

Question 15

EFFECTIVE GRAZER AND RUNNER

Answer 15

MERYCHIPPUS

Question 16

wider molar for crunching hard grasses

Answer 16

MERYCHIPPUS

Question 17

HINDLEGS RELATIVELY SHORT

Answer 17

MERYCHIPPUS

Question 18

GRINDING USING WIDER MOLAR NOT UP AND DOWN

Answer 18

MERYCHIPPUS

Question 19

3 toes on each foot, side toes lmost useless but center was long and strong and ended in urved hoof which bore all o the animals weight

Answer 19

MERYCHIPPUS

Question 20

ICE AGE / PLIOCENE PERIOD- 10 MYA

Answer 20

PLIOHIPPUS

Question 21

teeth strongly curved but became better fitted for editing grass

Answer 21

pliohippus

Question 22

LOOK LIKE MODERN HORSE ; BIGGER THAN ANCESTORS

Answer 22

pliohippus

Question 23

1st single toed horse

Answer 23

PLIOHIPPUS

Question 24

1 mya

Answer 24

equus