“…Since this publication, notes and articles proliferated, which in most cases do not reflect the global diversity of this group. The recent papers of Equidae in South America (Alberdi, 1987;Alberdi & Prado, 1992, 1993Prado & Alberdi, 1994, 2012Alberdi et al, 1989Alberdi et al, , 2001aAlberdi et al, , b, 2003Prado et al, 1987Prado et al, , 1998Prado et al, , 2000Prado et al, , 2005Prado et al, , 2013a; among others) distinguish two genera: Equus and Hippidion. Each genus has specific dental morphology, with a clear intraspecific variability.…”