Definition of ungulate in English:

ungulate

noun ˈʌŋɡjʊleɪtˈʌŋɡjʊlət

Zoology

A hoofed mammal.
〔动〕有蹄类哺乳动物
Former order Ungulata, now divided into two unrelated orders (see Artiodactyla and Perissodactyla)
Example sentencesExamples
- Bighorn sheep and other large ungulates are highly dimorphic, with males being substantially larger than females, and variation in male reproductive success is also high in these species.
- This group of ungulates includes horses, tapirs, and rhinos.
- Feeding mainly on small ungulates - roe deer, chamois and musk deer - lynx are capable of killing prey three to four times their own size, and in some parts of their range, they take large ungulates, including red deer and reindeer.
- Like many other wild ungulates, Bactrian camels live in social groups dominated by a single male, but I had no idea that a bull could control such a large harem.
- The taxa in this study vary in both size and degree of specialization; prey type ranges from the birds and lizards of small cats and mustelids to the larger ungulates favored by big cats.

Origin

Early 19th century: from late Latin ungulatus, from Latin ungula 'hoof'.

Definition of ungulate in US English:

ungulate

noun

Zoology

A hoofed mammal.
〔动〕有蹄类哺乳动物
Former order Ungulata, now divided into two unrelated orders (see Artiodactyla and Perissodactyla)
See also even-toed ungulate, odd-toed ungulate
Example sentencesExamples
- Bighorn sheep and other large ungulates are highly dimorphic, with males being substantially larger than females, and variation in male reproductive success is also high in these species.
- This group of ungulates includes horses, tapirs, and rhinos.
- Feeding mainly on small ungulates - roe deer, chamois and musk deer - lynx are capable of killing prey three to four times their own size, and in some parts of their range, they take large ungulates, including red deer and reindeer.
- The taxa in this study vary in both size and degree of specialization; prey type ranges from the birds and lizards of small cats and mustelids to the larger ungulates favored by big cats.
- Like many other wild ungulates, Bactrian camels live in social groups dominated by a single male, but I had no idea that a bull could control such a large harem.

Origin

Early 19th century: from late Latin ungulatus, from Latin ungula ‘hoof’.

单词	ungulate
释义	Definition of ungulate in English: ungulate noun ˈʌŋɡjʊleɪtˈʌŋɡjʊlət Zoology A hoofed mammal. 〔动〕有蹄类哺乳动物 Former order Ungulata, now divided into two unrelated orders (see Artiodactyla and Perissodactyla) Example sentencesExamples Bighorn sheep and other large ungulates are highly dimorphic, with males being substantially larger than females, and variation in male reproductive success is also high in these species. This group of ungulates includes horses, tapirs, and rhinos. Feeding mainly on small ungulates - roe deer, chamois and musk deer - lynx are capable of killing prey three to four times their own size, and in some parts of their range, they take large ungulates, including red deer and reindeer. Like many other wild ungulates, Bactrian camels live in social groups dominated by a single male, but I had no idea that a bull could control such a large harem. The taxa in this study vary in both size and degree of specialization; prey type ranges from the birds and lizards of small cats and mustelids to the larger ungulates favored by big cats. Origin Early 19th century: from late Latin ungulatus, from Latin ungula 'hoof'. Definition of ungulate in US English: ungulate noun Zoology A hoofed mammal. 〔动〕有蹄类哺乳动物 Former order Ungulata, now divided into two unrelated orders (see Artiodactyla and Perissodactyla) See also even-toed ungulate, odd-toed ungulate Example sentencesExamples Bighorn sheep and other large ungulates are highly dimorphic, with males being substantially larger than females, and variation in male reproductive success is also high in these species. This group of ungulates includes horses, tapirs, and rhinos. Feeding mainly on small ungulates - roe deer, chamois and musk deer - lynx are capable of killing prey three to four times their own size, and in some parts of their range, they take large ungulates, including red deer and reindeer. The taxa in this study vary in both size and degree of specialization; prey type ranges from the birds and lizards of small cats and mustelids to the larger ungulates favored by big cats. Like many other wild ungulates, Bactrian camels live in social groups dominated by a single male, but I had no idea that a bull could control such a large harem. Origin Early 19th century: from late Latin ungulatus, from Latin ungula ‘hoof’.
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