sat tgh 34d

[jeanrowe]

last one cud chewing mammals suborder tylopoda includes camels and llamas

[widnesian]

tylopod

[ianmunt]

confirm Tylopod

[jeanrowe]

thank you both now for some ironing, oh lucky me.

[Minoru]

Since tylopoda has already been given in the clue is not tylopod too obvious? Might not the answer be taliped?

[dwil]

I agree with taliped

[rccatnap]

I was going to ask as well, because my Oxford Dictionary states that a tylopod is 'an even-toed ungulate mammal of a group that comprises the camels, llamas and their extinct relatives. They are distinguished by bearing their weight on the sole-pads of the feet rather than on the hoofs and they do NOT chew the cud.
Suborder, tylopoda.'
I initially thought 'tylopod' but now I'm not so sure.
Cannot find 'taliped' anywhere. Anyone else with ideas?

[ianmunt]

Taliped refers to a cogenital club foot disorder,not much connection with camels !

[MardlingMan]

This is a dilemma

The grammar of the question suggests a plural answer

I have T/L/P/D

Should it not end in S or A? or similar

Having said all this I suppose I have to choose between tylopod and tyloped ? or am I barking up the wrong track?

MM

[ianmunt]

don't see any reference to the word tyloped in Oxford,Chambers or Collins dictionaries