Equidae adalah famili binatang yang termasuk ke dalam ordo Perissodactyla. Famili ini kadang-kadang disebut sebagai Keluarga Kuda. Beberapa hewan yang masuk dalam genus ini adalah Kuda, keledai, zebra[1], dan onager. Tiga hewan itu masuk ke dalam genus Equus.
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Subfamili Eohippinae (Punah)
- Genus Epihippus (Punah)
- Genus Haplohippus (Punah)
- Genus Eohippus (Punah)
- Genus Minippus (Punah) [2]
Subfamili Propalaeotheriinae (Punah)
- Genus Orohippus (Punah)
- Genus Pliolophus (Punah)
- Genus Protorohippus (Punah)
- Genus Sifrhippus (Punah)
- Genus Xenicohippus (Punah) [2]
- Genus Eurohippus (Punah)
- Genus Propalaeotherium? (Punah) [3]
Subfamili Anchitheriinae (Punah)
- Genus Anchitherium (Punah)
- Genus Archaeohippus (Punah)
- Genus Desmatippus (Punah)
- Genus Hypohippus (Punah)
- Genus Kalobatippus (Punah)
- Genus Megahippus (Punah)
- Genus Mesohippus (Punah)
- Genus Miohippus (Punah)
- Genus Parahippus (Punah)
- Genus Sinohippus (Punah)
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Although the plains and mountain zebras have been placed in Hippotigris and Grévy's zebra in Dolichohippus, Vilstrup et al. (2013) finds that the plains zebra and Grévy's zebra are more closely related.[8] Groves and Bell (2004) place all three species in the subgenus Hippotigris.[9]
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