Ctenodactylidae
plural noun
Cteno·dac·tyl·i·dae
ˌtenōˌdakˈtiləˌdē
: a family of African rodents of uncertain systematic relationships that are distinguished by the presence of strong stiff bristles on the hind feet see gundi
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Ctenodactylus, type genus (from cten- + Greek daktylos finger) + -idae
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