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Definition: Pandions are a family of small, rodent-like birds in the order Pachycephalinae, which belong to the suborder Pachydermata and the subclass Pachycephalanida. They are characterized by their short wings, large beaks, and sharp claws that they use for hunting. Pandions feed on insects, fruits, nectar, and small mammals.
Definition: In the context of biology, a "tenrecidae" is typically used to describe a group of animals that are closely related to the giant tortoise (Trichechus) and their relatives. The term encompasses a wide range of species, including:
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Pachydermata
: This includes all living terrestrial reptiles, including but not limited to crocodiles, snakes, and lizards.
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Lepidoptera
: A class that includes the
Definition: Pachydermata is a genus of mammals in the family Cervidae. These animals are characterized by their large size and long limbs, which they use for running, jumping, and grasping prey. They have thick fur or scales on their body to protect them from cold temperatures and predators. Pachyderms were originally known as "giant pachyderms" but the term has since been simplified to "pachydermata."
Definition: The term "Pachyneuridae" refers to a group of animals that belong to the class Pachydermata, which includes various species of mammals and reptiles. These animals are known for their adaptability and ability to live in both terrestrial and aquatic environments. Some key characteristics include:
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Diverse Locomotion
: They have four legs with two hindlimbs and a front pair of limbs, often adapted for swimming or swimming on land.
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Definition: The term "pleidae" is a genus in the family Pseudopoda, which belong to the order Pachydermata and are characterized by having large heads with two eyes, long, flexible necks, and a strong, muscular body.
Definition: Mnesampela is a genus of marine gastropod mollusks in the family Spongiformes, which are commonly known as clams or oysters. Each species has a unique shell shape and coloration that allows it to differentiate from other clams. Some examples include Mnesampelidae (the clams), Echinophyceae (oysters), and Pachydermata (clamshells).
Definition: The term "Pachynomidae" refers to a group of animals that share certain features, such as having a single, long tail and a distinct set of teeth, often found in the genus "Pachydermata." This group includes all members of the order Pachyderms.