Phascolomidae
plural noun
Phas·co·lom·i·dae
ˌfaskəˈläməˌdē
: a family of stockily built partially fossorial Australian marsupials that comprise the wombats and related extinct forms and have strong five-toed forefeet with digging claws and a very short tail
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Phascolomis, type genus + -idae