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The 13 pages that link to Hoof, each with the reason it gives.

• HorseBroader topic: The horse’s single hoof on each foot bears weight and enables fast running.

• ArtiodactylaRelated: Hooves are a defining feature of most terrestrial artiodactyls, though cetaceans have none.

• PerissodactylaRelated: Perissodactyls support their weight on hooves rather than broad, padded feet.

• UngulateBroader topic: Ungulates are conventionally recognized by these weight-bearing structures.

• EquidaeRelated: The equid hoof is the tough capsule around its single weight-bearing toe.

• Cloven hoofRelated: A cloven hoof is a particular arrangement of this protective structure.

• DeerRelated: Deer's cloven hooves support travel across varied terrain.

• Even-toed ungulateRelated: Hooves sheath the principal weight-bearing toes that define the group.

• ArtiodactylRelated: The characteristic foot covering of artiodactyls is a paired or divided hoof.

• UnguligradeBroader topic: The hoof encloses and protects the toe tip that bears weight.

• MesonychiaRelated: Mesonychians bore hoof-like coverings on their weight-bearing toes.

• Hoof and Claw (idiom)Broader topic: The hoof gives the phrase its image of large, hoofed animals.

• Père David's deerRelated: Its broad, splayed hooves suit the deer to marshy ground.