【ぐうていもく】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. Artiodactyla; order comprising the even-toed ungulates
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. Artiodactyla; order comprising the even-toed ungulates
    2. This term refers to a biological classification that includes animals with an even number of toes on each hoof, such as pigs, sheep, and deer. It is used in zoology to categorize these species based on their physical characteristics and evolutionary relationships.
    Artiodactyla includes animals such as sheep, pigs, and deer.
    In biological classification, Artiodactyla groups animals that share specific characteristics.
Generated collocations (experimental)
even-toed ungulatesto belong to the order Artiodactylaecology of the even-toed ungulatesspecies of even-toed ungulatescharacteristics of even-toed ungulatesevolution of the even-toed ungulateswild even-toed ungulatesconservation of even-toed ungulatesdiet of even-toed ungulateshabitat of even-toed ungulates
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
  1. きごう《きごう》　きごう(だぶりゅうぴいwpきごう)、．.きごう（きごう）きごう"おるどうordoあrちおだctyぁArtiodactylaきごう"きごう(だぶりゅうぴいwpきごう)．.
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