Apodes

/əˈpoʊdiːz/ noun

Plural of apod; creatures or organisms without feet or legs, often used in historical biological classification.

From Greek 'apous' (footless) with the plural '-es,' used in earlier zoological systems to categorize legless animals as a group.

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