Horse ancestors had individual toes/paws. Why don't we see horses ...

Horse ancestors had individual toes/paws. Why don’t we see horses with individual toes/paws anymore?

A. It isn’t an advantage

B. It was too helpful

C. It helped them run faster

Select your answer:

Topics:

Circulatory & Respiratory Nutrition In Animal Nutrition and Calorific Value Shoulder Bacteria Bone Shapes & Long Bone Anatomy Antibiotic in Orthopaedics Musculoskeletal System Medical Terminology Serology/Blood Typing Composition of Blood and Blood Cells Skin How the Eyes work Microorganism - Diseases CP A&P: Cardiovascular Blood Typing

Other quiz:

Endocrine System › View

Produced by a wide variety of tissues and secreted into the extracellular fluid; has a localized effect on other tissues.

A. Autocrine

B. Paracrine

C. Neurotransmitter

D. Endocrine

Disabilities › View

This disability is the term used for children aged three through nine years who have delays in physical, cognitive, communicative, social emotional, and/or adaptive development, and who, because of these delays, require special education.

A. Developmental Delay

B. Emotional/ Behavioral Disorder

C. TBI

D. Visually Impaired