A closer genetic look at the quagga, an extinct zebra
The quagga vanished so recently that glimpsing its evolution is possible, using DNA from museum specimens.
Read moreThe quagga vanished so recently that glimpsing its evolution is possible, using DNA from museum specimens.
Read moreCurly horses can be found all over the world, but the genetic cause of their curly coat is not always known.
Read moreThe puzzling stilt-legged North American horse proved to be an evolutionary dead end.
Read moreKulans make return to central Kazakhstan in project to bring back native species to the area.
Read more“Control of inbreeding in Black Forest Draught Horses is necessary to avoid negative effects on fertility in further generations.”
Read moreTechnology is being used to resurrect the now extinct Abaco Island horse breed.
Read moreBreed’s conservation program might benefit from an extensive revision, even a reworking of the known maternal lines, says study team.
Read moreMore than 3000 registered Clydesdales in Australia means the breed is no longer considered endangered in that country.
Read moreHistoric Czech stud hopes to cement position as a global horse-breeding treasure.
Read moreEndangered kulan have not even reclaimed 1% of their former range.
Read moreAsinara Island’s albino donkeys are a popular tourist attraction.
Read moreBurgeoning seal population provides more fertilizer for grass, researchers suggests.
Read moreGlobal action plan needed for the conservation of rare native breeds.
Read moreThe ancient Icelandic breed is thriving a world away in New Zealand.
Read moreLittle Rock Zoo welcomes critically endangered pair to its equine ranks.
Read moreAndrea Castelli explains what’s really behind the name.
Read more“Ancestral local mares harbored an extensive genetic diversity,” researchers report.
Read moreHorses from Assateague Island National Seashore park feature.
Read moreDr Madeleine Campbell: Is it morally right to clone a horse?
Read moreRare Poitou donkey joins the equine lineup at Tampa’s Lowry Park Zoo.
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