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This is an era in which major changes in social life and material culture took place, including a large-scale expansion of settlement throughout the island, the appearance of multi-roomed, rectangular house forms, extramural cemeteries of rock-cut chamber tombs, the introduction of equids and the reintroduction of cattle, the inception of plow agriculture, the establishment of a metallurgical industry, and the appearance of the distinctive Red Polished pottery tradition, new weaving practices, and new forms of symbolic representation.

Reference values of clinically important physiological, hematological and serum biochemical parameters of apparently healthy working equids of Ethopia.

Reference values of clinically important physiological and serum biochemical parameters of health working Equids of Ethiopia.

Detection of the Wild Activity of the Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis Virus in Equids and Bovines at Sarare Parish, Lara State, 2010

Feral equids in the western USA originated as pack animals introduced to the Americas by Spanish colonists in the 1500s.

Cows were the next most prevalent, followed by equids, dogs, camels, and birds.

Some specific topics include supply-chain networks and the Roman invasion of Britain, surplus production of animal products for the Roman army in a rural settlement in the Dutch River area, and the role of equids in Roman supply networks.

Several cases of mass mortality in wild equids caused by climatic factors have been reported; e.g.

Equids are among the most common fossils recovered.