Definition: Acanthodius is a genus of herbivorous birds, mostly native to South America. The birds have four large legs each with two claws attached at their ends, which are used for walking. The term "anatomically derived" refers to the fact that the birds lack any known natural predators or competitors in their habitat. They were originally adapted by their diet, and they evolved a specialized structure in their anatomy that allowed them to survive on various plants.
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