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The 36 pages that link to Horse, each with the reason it gives.

• Columbian ExchangeBroader topic: Horses spread across the Americas and transformed mobility, hunting, and warfare for some Indigenous nations.

• RuminantCompared with: Its fermentation occurs after the small intestine, unlike the ruminant foregut.

• PerissodactylaBroader topic: The horse is the most extensively domesticated living perissodactyl.

• CursorialityBroader topic: Horses combine elongated limbs with high-speed terrestrial locomotion.

• UngulateBroader topic: The horse is a familiar perissodactyl with a single functional hoof on each foot.

• QuadrupedalismBroader topic: Horse gaits provide well-studied examples of quadrupedal walking, trotting, and galloping.

• Hindgut fermentationBroader topic: Horses depend on hindgut fermentation to obtain energy from forage.

• HyksosRelated: Horses became established in Egypt during the period associated with Hyksos rule.

• EquidaeBroader topic: Horses are the most extensively domesticated living members of the family.

• EquusBroader topic: It is the best-known domesticated member of Equus.

• EquestrianismNarrower topic: The horse is the partner and central subject of equestrian practice.

• Przewalski's horseCompared with: Domestic horses are its closest familiar counterparts, but belong to a domesticated lineage.

• GauchoRelated: Horses gave gauchos mobility across expansive ranches and grasslands.

• Cursorial locomotionBroader topic: Horses exemplify cursorial anatomy, including elongated limbs and a single weight-bearing hoof.

• Steppe nomadsRelated: Horses expanded mobility and helped herders manage large livestock herds.

• ZebraCompared with: Horses are close equid relatives, but zebras have never been domesticated in the same way.

• Dental batteryBroader topic: Horse cheek teeth demonstrate how repeated wear and eruption preserve a grinding surface.

• DigitigradeCompared with: The horse illustrates unguligrade support, distinct from ordinary digitigrade stance.

• Draft animalBroader topic: Horses are fast draft animals suited to harness work and long-distance travel.

• Patti SmithBroader topic: Its release established Smith as a defining voice in New York’s emerging punk scene.

• UnguligradeBroader topic: The horse is a familiar example of an animal that walks on one hoofed toe per limb.

• Egyptian chariotRelated: Horses supplied the speed and motive power unavailable to earlier Egyptian carts.

• Evolution of the horseBroader topic: The domestic horse carries forward one lineage shaped by millions of years of evolution.

• Eurasian nomadsRelated: Mounted travel expanded the distances herders could cover across open grassland.

• Arabian horseNarrower topic: The Arabian is one breed within the domesticated horse.

• Draft horseNarrower topic: Draft horses are working breeds of the domestic horse.

• NeckBroader topic: Its neck supports a large head while allowing grazing and broad head movement.

• HorsecarRelated: Horses supplied the traction that moved horsecars along their tracks.

• JoustingRelated: A controlled, powerful mount was essential to the force and direction of each charge.

• Mountain zebraCompared with: Horses are close relatives, but mountain zebras retain the stripe patterns and ecology of wild zebras.

• Plains zebraCompared with: Horses are close relatives, but lack the plains zebra's characteristic stripes.

• ChalicotheriidaeCompared with: Horses exemplify the hoofed limbs unlike the clawed feet of chalicotheres.

• Feral horseNarrower topic: Feral horses retain the species’ domesticated ancestry while living without direct management.

• Shetland ponyNarrower topic: The Shetland pony is a distinct breed within the domestic horse.

• Clydesdale horseNarrower topic: The Clydesdale is a breed of domesticated horse.

• ZebroidRelated: Horses are among the most common non-zebra parents of zebroids.