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Ungulates are a group of hoofed mammals that includes pigs, elk, cows, hippos, extinct species like Elomeryx and Archaeotherium, and rhinos and horses. This diverse group is considered monophyletic because all its members share the synapomorphic trait of hooves and a most recent common ancestor, as shown in an evolutionary tree where an outgroup stems from the base, demonstrating the group's distinct shared ancestry.
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