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Meaning of yoke-toed
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yoke-toed (a.)
Having two toes in front and two behind, as the trogons and woodpeckers.
yoke-toed Sentence Examples
- The yoke-toed ungulate bounded across the African savanna.
- Scientists believe the yoke-toed animal evolved from a group of hoofed mammals.
- The yoke-toed structure of the animal's feet allows it to distribute its weight evenly.
- Hyraxes, with their unique yoke-toed feet, are closely related to elephants.
- The yoke-toed deformity in horses can cause them to stumble and trip.
- The yoke-toed foot of the aardvark is adapted for digging in hard soil.
- The ancient Greeks depicted the goddess Artemis with yoke-toed companions.
- The yoke-toed bird, the hoatzin, has chicks with claws on their wings.
- The yoke-toed gecko has large, adhesive pads on its feet, allowing it to climb vertical surfaces.
- The yoke-toed frog uses its unique foot structure to camouflage itself on forest floors.
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Having two toes in front and two behind, as the trogons and woodpeckers.
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The yoke-toed ungulate bounded across the African savanna.
Scientists believe the yoke-toed animal evolved from a group of hoofed mammals.
The yoke-toed structure of the animal's feet allows it to distribute its weight evenly.
Hyraxes, with their unique yoke-toed feet, are closely related to elephants.
