- Tarpan - Wikipedia
As the tarpan horse died out in the wild between 1875 and 1890, the last free-ranging mare considered a tarpan was accidentally killed during an attempt at capture
- Tarpan | Mesopotamian, Eurasian Przewalski’s | Britannica
Tarpan, European wild horse that survived in small herds in remote parts of central Europe during the Middle Ages but became extinct early in the 20th century It is likely that late survivors crossed with domesticated horses
- Tarpan - Extinct Animal Encyclopedia
The Tarpan was a wild horse that once roamed the Eurasian steppes, fascinating horse lovers and historians alike This unique subspecies, now extinct, played a significant role in the history of horses and the landscapes they inhabited
- Tarpan Horses - Oklahoma State University
The Tarpan ranged from Southern France and Spain eastward to central Russia Cave drawings of Tarpan horses can be found in France and Spain, and artifacts showing this breed can be found in Southern Russia where this horse was domesticated by Scythian nomads in about 3000 B C
- Tarpan - Facts, Diet, Habitat Pictures on Animalia. bio
Basic facts about Tarpan: lifespan, distribution and habitat map, lifestyle and social behavior, mating habits, diet and nutrition, population size and status
- 新疆马业 - 欧洲野马
品种描述 欧洲野马（Tarpan Horse）很像普泽夫斯基的马，但更瘦。 但他们灭绝了。 只有一小部分种群被重建。 一些科学家认为，欧洲野马和Przewalski马是两个密切相关的物种;另一些人认为它们是同一物种的两个亚种。 有两种欧洲野马:大草原欧洲野马和森林欧洲
- Tarpan Horse Conservation Program
Today's Tarpan horses are descendants of horses and Tarpans We recognize three types of Tarpan horses: Koniks, Heck horses, and Hegard or Stroebel Tarpans (we now call these the Oregon Tarpan herd)
- Tarpan — Wikipedia Republished WIKI 2
The "forest horse" or "forest tarpan" was a hypothesis of various 20th-century natural scientists, including Tadeusz Vetulani, who suggested that the continuous forestation of Europe after the last ice age created forest-adapted subtype of the wild horse, which he named Equus sylvestris
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