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The 14 pages that link to Cloven hoof, each with the reason it gives.

• BovidaeRelated: The split hoof is a visible feature shared by bovids and their close relatives.

• SuidaeRelated: Suids bear weight mainly on the two central toes of each foot.

• CaprinaeRelated: The split hoof is a shared anatomical feature of caprines.

• Even-toed ungulateBroader topic: It is the visible form of the two central weight-bearing toes in many species.

• GoatRelated: This hoof structure helps goats grip uneven and rocky ground.

• UnguligradeBroader topic: It is a common unguligrade foot form in even-toed hoofed mammals.

• Wild goatRelated: Its split, grippy hooves help the wild goat move across steep, rocky slopes.

• Alpine ibexRelated: Its split hooves grip irregular rock during steep mountain travel.

• CapraRelated: The split hoof is a defining feature of Capra’s even-toed mammal lineage.

• TakinRelated: This foot structure helps takin move across steep, uneven terrain.

• Bighorn sheepRelated: Their split hooves provide grip on steep, rocky slopes.

• Dall sheepRelated: Split, flexible hooves help Dall sheep grip rocky slopes.

• Mountain goatRelated: The split hoof and flexible dewclaws help mountain goats grip irregular rock.

• TahrRelated: The split hoof helps tahr grip uneven mountain ground.