Showing posts with label Wild horse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wild horse. Show all posts
Wednesday, 25 June 2025

A sneak peek into my book

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T oday I want to give you a little sneak peek into my book so that you can see what you can expect from my book " Breeding-back wild be...
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Monday, 14 August 2023

Why Equus ferus should not be used for the wild horse

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T he use of the binominal name  Equus ferus  for the wild horse is extremely common, and I used it myself in the past. However, this binomen...
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Thursday, 19 January 2023

Extinct megafauna that could be revived using genome editing

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H umans wiped out countless species of animals. Some of those species, particularly those that died out comparably recently, might actually ...
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Sunday, 16 October 2022

Koniks with a standing mane in Oostvaardersplassen

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S ome Konik ponies have a standing mane. This is likely the result of Przewalski's horse introgression, as the crossing-in of this wild ...
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Sunday, 14 August 2022

The coat colour variation in the Przewalski's horse #2

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I n the previous post , I wrote that wild-caught Przewalski’s horses from the 19 th  and early 20 th  century displayed more colours than th...
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Saturday, 13 August 2022

The original coat colour variation in the Przewalski's horse

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T he modern Przewalski’s horse has a comparably uniform coat colour: a bay dun base colour often with a reddish tone, combined with the prom...
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Thursday, 4 August 2022

Genetic research not done yet that would be helpful

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G enetics are vital for understanding the evolution and domestication of horses and cattle. In recent years, genetic studies have helped to ...
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Wednesday, 6 July 2022

Which horses should be used for a reintroduction in Europe's nature?

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T he discussion which horse breed or type is closest to the European wild horse and which horses should be used for a reintroduction of the ...
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Tuesday, 21 June 2022

My trip to the Lippeaue in 2022 (Taurus cattle)

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Last week I visited the Lippeaue reserve again, which is the main Taurus cattle breeding site in Germany. As usual, it was a very enjoyable ...
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