Amblypod

/ˈæmblɪˌpɑːd/ noun

A member of an extinct order of hoofed mammals from the early Cenozoic era that had short, columnar legs and blunt hooves.

From Greek 'amblys' (blunt, dull) + 'pous' (foot). Paleontologists created this term to describe these prehistoric mammals known from Eocene fossils.

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