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ungulate's Usage Examples:

TAPIR, any existing representative of the perissodactyle section of ungulate mammals with five front and three hind toes, and no horn.

Be this as it may, the North American mammals described as Moropus and Morotherium, in the belief that they were ground-sloths, are really referable to the ungulate group Ancylopoda.

'prtos, even, and 'Lktvxos, a finger or toe, "even-toed"), the suborder of ungulate mammals in which the central (and in some cases the only) pair of toes in each foot are arranged symmetrically on each side of a vertical line running through the axes of the limbs.

AMBLYPODA, a suborder of primitive ungulate mammals, taking its name from the short and stumpy feet, which were furnished with five toes each, and supported massive pillar-like limbs.

CHEVROTAIN, a name taken from the French to designate the various representatives of the mammalian ungulate family Tragulidae.

ungulate herds.

RUMINANTIA, a term employed by Cuvier to include all the existing artiodactyle ruminating ungulate mammals now classed under the groups Pecora, Tylopoda and Tragulina.

ELEPHANT, the designation of the two existing representatives of the Proboscidea, a sub-order of ungulate mammals, and also extended to include their more immediate extinct relatives.

ancient animal), a name applied by Cuvier to the remains of ungulate mammals recalling tapirs in general appearance, from the Lower Oligocene gypsum quarries of Paris.

PHENACODUS, one of the earliest and most primitive of the ungulate mammals, typifying the family Phenacodontidae and the sub-order Condylarthra.

ungulate's Meaning':

any of a number of mammals with hooves that are superficially similar but not necessarily closely related taxonomically

Synonyms:

hoofed, ungulated, solid-hoofed, hooved,

Antonyms:

unguiculate, ride, plantigrade mammal, digitigrade mammal, enlist,