Protylopus
noun
Pro·tyl·o·pus
prəˈtiləpəs
: a genus of camels no larger than jackrabbits found in the Upper Eocene of North America and having teeth that form a continuous series, unfused lower leg bones, and four functional toes on the front feet
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from pro- entry 1 + -tylopus (from Tylopoda)