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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs ID: #34241 Mongolian horse
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What’s more, the modern horses that people ride today cannot be traced to those early steeds.
These are startling conclusions of a new genetic study, published in the Journal Science, which challenges Long-held assumptions about the entwined history of horses and humanity.
That means humans must have tamed wild horses once again later on, somewhere else, but no one knows where or when.
It turns out that those horses are actually feral descendants of the first horses that humans are known to have domesticated, around 5,500 years ago.
A Mongolian horse that has long been hailed as the last truly wild horse species in existence isn’t really all that wild.

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