The Horse And Its Relatives
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On the other hand, the head and cheek-teeth are relatively smaller than in the tarpan, the front hoofs are broader in comparison to the hind pair, while the mane is comparatively long and pendent, with a forelock, and the tail is well haired up to the root. Such differences may, however, perfectly well be regarded as the results of domestication, due in part, it may be, to selection, or in part, perhaps, to crossing with a second wild type, or its descendants.
This view in regard to the... antiquity of the Norwegian dun type and its affinity to the wild tarpan accords exactly with the opinion of Darwin, who in the work already cited ^ wrote as follows : — ' Page 63.
io6 THE HORSE AND ITS RELATIVES " With respect to the primitive colour of the horse having been dun, Colonel Hamilton Smith has collected a large body of evidence showing that this tint was common in the East as far back as the time of Alexander, and that the wild horses of Western Asia and Eastern Europe now are, or recently were, of various shades of dun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fig. I.
On the other hand, the head and cheek-teeth are relatively smaller than in the tarpan, the front hoofs are broader in comparison to the hind pair, while the mane is comparatively long and pendent, with a forelock, and the tail is well haired up to the root. Such differences may, however, perfectly well be regarded as the results of domestication, due in part, it may be, to selection, or in part, perhaps, to crossing with a second wild type, or its descendants.
This view in regard to the... antiquity of the Norwegian dun type and its affinity to the wild tarpan accords exactly with the opinion of Darwin, who in the work already cited ^ wrote as follows : — ' Page 63.
io6 THE HORSE AND ITS RELATIVES " With respect to the primitive colour of the horse having been dun, Colonel Hamilton Smith has collected a large body of evidence showing that this tint was common in the East as far back as the time of Alexander, and that the wild horses of Western Asia and Eastern Europe now are, or recently were, of various shades of dun.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Lydekker to read onlineMoreLess
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