Equus Ferus Przewalski- Steel Humphry

Przewalski's Horse Equus Ferus Przewalski By Steel Humphry Equus Ferus Przewalski Stallion in Khustain Nuruu National Park, Mongolia Taken by Paul Jones Characteristics Thought to be a undomesticated descendent from the horses of the ancient Botai, the Equus Ferus Przewalski, better known as Przewalski's Horse, is one of the last "wild" horse breeds. Contrary to popular belief, recent genetic studies indicate that the Przewalski's Horse is not an ancestor to the modern domesticated horses, equus caballus. The Przewalski's Horse has some major differences from the domesticated horse breeds. Aside from differing visual characteristics, the Przewalski's Horse has 66 chromosomes, while the domesticated horse only has 64. However, the offspring of the domesticated horses and the Przewalski's Horse is still fertile and contains 65 chromosomes. The Przewalski's Horse originated from the eastern Eurasian Steppes and had a range from the ...