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Tylopoda (meaning "calloused foot") is a
suborder of
terrestrial herbivorous even-toed
ungulates belonging to the
order Artiodactyla. They are
found in...
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biological family Camelidae, the only
currently living family in the
suborder Tylopoda. The
seven extant members of this
group are:
dromedary camels, Bactrian...
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occupied Africa and Asia—they
never got to the Americas. The
camels (
Tylopoda) were,
during large parts of the Cenozoic,
limited to
North America; early...
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representatives of a
distinct section of
Artiodactyla (even-toed ungulates)
called Tylopoda, or "hump-footed", from the
peculiar bumps on the
soles of
their feet....
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elaborate cranial ornamentation. They are
variously allied with
Ruminantia or
Tylopoda.
Protoceratidae was
erected by
Othniel Charles Marsh in 1891, with the...
- even-toed ungulates,
called Tylopoda, or "bump-footed", from the
peculiar bumps on the
soles of
their feet. The
Tylopoda consist of a
single family, the...
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Artiodactyla is
divided into four suborders: Ruminantia, Suina,
Tylopoda, and Whippomorpha. The
suborders are
further subdivided into
clades and...
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postscript (link) Logvynenko, V. M. (2001). "Paracamels
minor (Camelidae,
Tylopoda) — A New
Camelid Species from the
Middle Pliocene of Ukraine" (PDF). Vestnik...
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species are
native to
Australia or Antarctica.
Broken into four suborders,
Tylopoda (including Camelidae),
Suina (including
Suidae and Tay****uidae), Whippomorpha...
- (2005). Harrison, J. A (1979). "Revision of the
Camelinae (Artiodactyla,
Tylopoda) and
description of the new
genus Alforjas".
University of
Kansas Paleontological...
