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The 26 pages that link to Ungulate, each with the reason it gives.

• ArtiodactylaNarrower topic: Artiodactyla is one of the principal mammalian groups historically recognized as ungulates.

• PerissodactylaNarrower topic: Perissodactyls are one major lineage traditionally grouped among hoofed mammals.

• Gray wolfRelated: Many wolf populations rely heavily on ungulates as prey.

• African wild dogNarrower topic: Ungulates such as impalas and gazelles make up much of the wild dog’s prey.

• Cloven hoofNarrower topic: Cloven hooves occur among hoofed mammals, though hoof structure varies widely.

• HoofNarrower topic: Hooves define the characteristic foot covering of these mammals.

• Even-toed ungulateNarrower topic: Even-toed ungulates are one traditional branch of hoofed mammals.

• OkapiNarrower topic: The okapi’s hooves and weight-bearing limbs are characteristic of this broad mammal grouping.

• PronghornNarrower topic: Pronghorns are hoofed mammals, though they are not members of either major living ungulate order.

• ArtiodactylNarrower topic: Artiodactyls are one major lineage traditionally grouped as ungulates.

• UnguligradeNarrower topic: Unguligrade locomotion is the characteristic stance of many hoofed mammals.

• Siberian tigerNarrower topic: Ungulates are major prey sustaining Siberian tigers.

• Alpine ibexNarrower topic: The Alpine ibex belongs to the even-toed hoofed mammals.

• BrontotheriidaeNarrower topic: Brontotheres were large hoofed herbivores within the broader ungulate radiation.

• MesonychidaeNarrower topic: Mesonychids had hoofed feet despite being meat-eaters, an unusual combination among ungulates.

• DholeRelated: Ungulates such as deer and wild pigs make up much of the dhole's prey.

• MesonychiaNarrower topic: Mesonychians are commonly described as early hoofed mammals.

• NotoungulataNarrower topic: Notoungulates are classified as hoofed mammals, though ungulate relationships have been revised repeatedly.

• ChalicotheriidaeNarrower topic: Chalicotheres belong to the wider evolutionary radiation of hoofed mammals.

• LitopternaNarrower topic: Litopterns were hoofed mammals, though their evolutionary relationship to living ungulates remains debated.

• PeccaryNarrower topic: Their hooves place peccaries among the familiar hoofed mammals.

• CainotheriidaeRelated: Cainotheriids are commonly described as small hoofed mammals.

• EntelodontidaeNarrower topic: Their limbs and evolutionary affinities place entelodonts among hoofed mammals.

• Hoof and Claw (idiom)Narrower topic: Ungulates supply the hoofed side of the phrase’s animal pairing.

• ProtoceratidaeNarrower topic: Protoceratids were an extinct hoofed lineage within the broader ungulate radiation.

• SerowRelated: Serows are hoofed mammals adapted to moving across rugged ground.