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Horse—Continued. PAGE.
the copper age........................ 410
La Tène time......................... 410
Hallstadt time........................ 410
Roman times.......................... 410
craniological difference between ass and
horse.............................. 404
skulls of prehistoric horses.............. 411
the teeth............................. 411
the skull and its proportions............. 414
forest type...................... 399, 431
desert type...................... 399, 431
steppe type...................... 399, 431
Turcoman............................ 431
the Tertiary, of Europe................. 428
only one type of, on Eurasistic continent
in Pliocene and Pleistocene
time, of which Equus prze-wal-
skii is last wild representative.. 428
regional racial differentiation of, conse-
quent upon regional changes in
climate and vegetation in post-
glacial times...................... 429
the horse of the bronze age and early iron
age of Europe was the Anau
horse, Equus caballus pumpellii,
this latter used in ennobling Roman
horses............................. 430
Horses, oriental group (broad-fronted)...... 386
occidental group (narrow-fronted)....... 386
cause of characteristic differences be-
tween the oriental and occi-
dental groups.............. 398-399
fossil and subfossil, and characteristics... 402
broad and narrow-fronted............... 416
diluvial, of Germany................... 416
of Solutré and Kesslerloch.............. 416
index of basilar and palatal region of.... 416
comparative table of cranial dimensions
of, in Equus caballus pumpellii
and other subfossil horses......... 417
comparative tables and discussions of the
bones of the extremities...... 417-426
calculated sizes of diluvial and prehistoric 426
conclusions..................... 427-433
tabulation of points of agreement as basis
for determining relationship be-
tween the various diluvial and
prehistoric........................ 427
census of, in Turkestan in 1903.......... 433
fossil, subfossil, and recent:
Abasis.............................. 414
Aden................................ 415
Alemannic........................... 411
Altai cave........................... 387
Arabian..................... 412, 414, 415
Arezzo.............................. 420
Asiatic, recent................. 392, 394
Asiatic, subfossil............... 392, 394
Auvernier (bronze)...... 409, 410, 411, 412
413, 414, 415, 416, 417, 426
Boulogne............................ 414
Briesen............................. 415
Cardamone................... 395, 418, 420
421, 423, 424, 427
Caverne............................. 392
Cindré (paleolithic)......... 392, 419, 429
Couvres........................ 392, 419
Curchy......................... 392, 419
Devenzano...................... 418, 427
Diluvial............................ 411

Horses, fossil, subfossil, and recent—Continued. PAGE.
Dutch............................... 412
European diluvial....... 391, 394, 395, 416
Exmoor pony......................... 414
Fouvent...................... 419, 420
Gera................................ 414
German (small), bronze age............. 396
German diluvial................. 391, 416
Grisonian........................ 412, 415
Gross Czernosek......... 411, 419, 425, 426
Gulbrandsdal......................... 415
Helveto-Gallic (iron).................. 410
Holstein............................. 412
Hostomitz (iron, La Tène)... 390, 411, 412
414, 415, 417, 418, 419, 420, 421, 425
Iceland.............................. 415
Indian.......................... 390, 412
Kalmyk.............................. 394
Kalmukian........................... 413
Kesslerloch (diluvial)...... 391, 392, 393, 394
395, 412, 413, 417, 421, 423, 425, 426
Königsfelden (alemannic) 411, 412, 414, 417
Kreigruthen.......................... 415
Kutterschitz (neolithic) 414, 415, 416, 417
Languest............................. 423
La Tène (iron)......... 391, 392, 393, 415
418, 425, 426, 427
Leitmeritz (neolithic)...... 391, 392, 419, 429
Lena River................... 391, 393, 394
Liebshausen.......................... 411
Lignitz......................... 411, 426
Lourdes.............................. 392
Louverné (neolithic).............. 392, 419
Luescherz............................ 415
Ljuchow Island....................... 394
Madelaine............................ 392
Mohringen........................... 410
Moosseehof.......................... 415
Nussdorf (diluvial)................... 414
Occidental................. 401, 412, 430
of Arabs and Berbers............. 399, 431
Oriental............... 401, 412, 417, 430
Petersinsel........................... 425
Pinzgau................... 412, 415, 417, 418
Quedlinburg (diluvial)................. 391
Remagen (diluvial)........... 412, 415, 414
416, 425, 426
Rixdorf.............................. 419
Santenay............................. 392
Schellenken.......................... 411
Schlossberg (iron)....... 391, 392, 393, 413
419, 425, 426, 427
Schuettarschen (iron, Hallstadt) 410, 414
415, 416, 414
Siberia (diluvial)................ 393, 429
Siberia, Eastern...................... 390
Siberia, Western........... 387, 388, 390
Sobrusun............................. 415
Solutré (diluvial and paleolithic)... 392, 395
411, 413, 419, 421, 423-427, 429
Somme (neolithic)............... 414, 417
Spandau (bronze age)............. 396, 420
421, 425, 426
Stankowitz...................... 418, 419
Thiede (diluvial)............. 412, 413, 427
thoroughbred British.................. 414
Trilsee.............................. 415
Tschoutschitz........................ 420
Turkestan................. 390, 392, 426
Vindonissa (Roman)...... 393, 394, 395, 419
417, 418, 419, 420, 421, 425, 426, 427