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The tiny forest ungulate that moves like a ghost

What Is an Ungulate? Examples, Facts and More

The tiny forest ungulate that moves like a ghost

Andrew Schwartz on Instagram: "Protungulatum: “Imma be…” Though it may not look too impressive, it was an evolutionary giant. As one of the earliest potential “ungulates”, you’re looking at the great^100000 grandfather of all hoofed animals: from camels to rhinos. Protungulatum and its kin were tiny furballs that lived in the shadows of the last dinosaurs in the late Cretaceous. But this genus is also found in the early Paleocene, indicating that it survived the mass extinction that killed over