👉 The term "bucerotidae" refers to a family of extinct mammal known as the Bucerotids, which lived during the late Cretaceous period (about 68-72 million years ago) in North America. These animals were a group of small herbivorous mammals that evolved from a single ancestor. Bucerotids are characterized by their long, slender bodies and short limbs, as well as their distinctive beak-like teeth. They lived in groups known
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👉 Bucerotidae are a group of small, insect-like crustaceans that belong to the order Chironomada. They have eight arms and two pairs of legs, making them highly specialized for burrowing in soil or other organic matter. They primarily feed on plant material, such as roots, leaves, and stems, but they can also eat insects, spiders, and even small fish.
