Unguligrade

Unguligrade refers to a style of anatomy of the walking limbs: where the animal stands and walks using the tips of its toes (or hooves, in most cases). Horses and deer are examples of animals which have this style of leg.

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Forms	Humanoid - Morphic - Multifurry - Non-anthro - Nonmorphic - Taur
Limb styles	Biped - Hexaped - Octoped - Pede - Pentaped - Quadruped
Stances	Digitigrade - Plantigrade - Unguligrade
Body parts	Antler/Horn - Beak - Breasts - Claw - Ear - Exoskeleton - Fur - Genitalia - Hoof - Muzzle - Paw - Tail - Talon - Whiskers - Wing