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The 7 pages that link to Digitigrade, each with the reason it gives.

• CanidaeRelated: Canids’ toe-walking limbs support efficient movement over long distances.

• UngulateCompared with: Ungulates bear weight on hoof-covered digits, unlike typical digitigrade carnivorans.

• Zygodactyl footCompared with: It describes weight-bearing posture, not the directional pattern of toes.

• Even-toed ungulateRelated: Their limbs support the body on toes ending in hooves.

• ArtiodactylRelated: Artiodactyl feet support the body on elongated digits ending in hooves.

• UnguligradeCompared with: It places weight on the toes without enclosing them in hooves.

• ChalicotheriidaeCompared with: Chalicotheres’ unusual claws and limb proportions invite comparison with ordinary hoof-bearing locomotion.