The lower mammals usually have claws instead of them; the ungulates, hoofs.

Congealed derivative of fluid excreted by bovine ungulates to nurture their young.

Other animals also do this, including cat species and ungulates such as horses.

Impacts of herbivory by wild ungulates represent a significant issue world-wide.

Methods: Clinical data of all the wildlife ungulates admitted to the VTH were recorded.

The present ungulates may be summed up in this way:

If the dominant ungulates of the savanna-cattle-disappear,wildebeestwill expand to take their place.

Forage availability and predation risk interact to affect habitat use of ungulates across many biomes.

However, wolverines don't subsist entirely on large ungulates; they also eat squirrels, hares, and berries.

For that matter, all ungulates-eventhe seemingly gentle elk-posea significant danger during the rut.

But they were machines, each of them stalking like enormous ungulates on four jointed legs.

In polygynous ungulates, females delay breeding in heavily harvested populations, but effects are often fairly small.

They go in search of rain-ripened grass, that's what ungulates-hoofedmammals like wildebeest and zebra-feed on.

Hunter preference is well demonstrated for ungulates, but less so for other wildlife species such as furbearers.

The flat blades of its scapulae were constructed of many taken from elk or similar giant ungulates.

The complaint "staggers" was common enough among older ungulates before our entry to the Common Market.