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Equus nobisi
Taxonomy
Equus nobisi was named by Pichardo (2004). Its type specimen is Nos. 24a-e Museo Serdan,Puebla, a mandible (Left p2 - m2), and it is a 3D body fossil.
Sister species lacking formal opinion data
E. algericus, E. altidens, E. altidens, E. aluticus, E. antiquus, E. apolloniensis, E. athanasiui, E. bressanus, E. caballus, E. caballus, E. caballus, E. ferus, E. fraccisci, E. germanicus, E. gmelini, E. helmei, E. hipparionoides, E. hydruntinus, E. ident, E. koobiforensis, E. litoralis, E. livenzovensis, E. marxi, E. mauritanicus, E. mosbachensis, E. namadicus, E. namadicus, E. neogens, E. neogeus, E. oldowayensis, E. onager, E. petraloniensis, E. plicatus, E. przewalski, E. pygmaeus, E. robustus, E. simionescui, E. stehlini, E. steinheimensis, E. stenonis, E. sussenbornensis, E. taubachensis, E. valeriani, E. verae, E. altidens, E. helmei, E. koobiforensis, E. mauritanicus, E. oldowayensis, E. verae, E. neogaeus
Synonymy list
| Year | Name and author |
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| 2004 | Equus nobisi Pichardo p. 23 fig. 6 |
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†Equus nobisi Pichardo 2004
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Diagnosis
| Reference | Diagnosis | |
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| M. Pichardo 2004 | Froma sample of fifty Valsequillo teeth Nobis found large E. mexicanus-sized uppers(Nos. 2, 4), which have flexed protocones like E. conversidens but have a low protocone/L index. Also present are mexicanus-size lowers with U-shaped linguaflexids (No. 22a-c), identical to those on the mandible collected in 1966 from the lower cultural level at Hueyatlaco (Hu-I) and to those figured by Hibbard (1955) from Tequixquiac. These present a high Md-Msd 'bow' length/tooth L index. |