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What is the Oligohippus?

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Updated: 4/28/2022

an ancestor of the horse

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What did oligohippus eat?

The oligohippus is an early ancestor to the modern day horse. In the beginning of the oligohippus existence they ate from the forest floor, as time went on and grass began to appear, their diet changed to eating grass.


How many toes did a Oligohippus have?

The Oligohippus was founded about 20 million years ago. It had a total of three toes, but only the center toe was functional.


Where did the Oligohippus horse live?

it lived in a hole with a bole


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