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phol·i·do·ta
\ˌfäləˈdōd.ə\ noun plural
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pholidōtos covered with scales, from pholid-, pholis
: an order of toothless scaly eutherian mammals comprising the pangolins that in many respects resemble true edentates and were formerly included in Edentata |