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UNGULAL is a term used to indicate any type of hoof. Examples of ungulates are deer, antelopes, horses and lamas that can be distinguished because they walk on their feet that have hardened in the millennium in the millennium. The evolution of the hoof preferred the rapidly moving animals with long legs well adapted to life on grassy plains and savannas. Some biologists also include the fourth order, Hyracidea. They share a common ancestor and can be found on almost every continent of the world. Other animals on Earth, including many oceans walking mammals, share ancestors with ungulates, but are not classified as such because they lack significant hooves. Most of the new hoofs have divided hoofs to face forward. When the animals evolved, the next digits were reduced and moved to the back of the leg. In some animals, these other numbers disappeared completely, as is the case with rhinos. This cannabis group is the largest, with hundreds of living species.

2 Perissodactyla is divided into three groups, which together contain 17 living species, although a fossil record suggests that this cannabis group was once much larger. These three groups are rhinos, horses and tapir. Drosocerosis and tapirus walk on three fingers, while horses have only one.

The third group Ungululed is elephants that are part of a much larger group of animals. Some biologists also classify Hyracoidea as ungulates. Hyracoidea is rodents like mammals found in Africa and Asia go on the tip of their fingers like other ungulates. These animals are informally known as Hyraxes, an inclusive name for fourteen individual animal species.

The role of congulates in human history is very important. Some of the most domesticated animals such as goats and sheep are types of congles. People used ungulates to provide meat, milk and fiber for thousands of years. Types of ungulates like horses rodeMany ancient cultures and continue to be used for recreation and transport today.

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