A pig is which type of ungulate? Artiodactyl Domain Eukarya Perissodactyl Phylum Chordata

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A pig is which type of ungulate?

Artiodactyl
Domain Eukarya
Perissodactyl
Phylum Chordata

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Artiodactyl

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Pigs have even-toed ungulates. The proper term is known as Artiodactyl.

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