During the tertiary period, the ancestors of modern horses and cattle evolved with adaptations for eating what new food source? insects amphibians grasses berries

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Micah Shepherd

Biology

13 February, 07:56

During the tertiary period, the ancestors of modern horses and cattle evolved with adaptations for eating what new food source? insects amphibians grasses berries

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Alejandro Cox · Answer 1

During tertiary period, the ancestors of modern horses and cattle evolved with adaptations for eating grasses. As they started grass eating, they adapted to the grasslands area. Their anatomies and physiology changed a lot to cope up with the chewing the grass and withstand the wear caused by grass.

Jaliyah Cabrera · Answer 2

During tertiary period, the ancestors of modern horses and cattle evolved with adaptations for eating grasses. As they started grass eating, they adapted to the grasslands area. Their anatomies and physiology changed a lot to cope up with the chewing the grass and withstand the wear caused by grass.