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How did horses come about?

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Evolution of the Horse

The evolution of the horse involves the gradual development of the modern horse from the fox-sized, forest-dwelling Hyracotherium.

See more - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution_of_the_horse

God helped the creation of equines, though.

Actually, God didnt help with the creation, he did it all by Himself. Evolution in a horse couldn't of happened b/c if a horse evolved, then not all the necessary parts on a horse would be there at the same time. GOD CREATED THEM! if anyone doesnt believe me i would love for you to challenge me to a good clean conversation about evolution.... - Savannah

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