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fin-footed
[ fin-foot-id ]
adjective
- having feet with the toes separately furnished with flaps, as the finfoots and coots.
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of fin-footed1
Example Sentences
While this kind of animal cruelty would be upsetting even if it happened to a simpler species, it is particularly notable here because pinnipeds — i.e., semi-aquatic and fin-footed carnivores like walruses, seals and sea lions — are very smart.
Last year was a bad one for sea lions, said Will Elgar, director of the aquarium’s animal training for pinnipeds, the term for fin-footed marine mammals.
Last year was a bad one for sea lions, said Will Elgar, director of the aquarium's animal training for pinnipeds, the term for fin-footed marine mammals.
Pinn′iped, Pinnat′iped, fin-footed, as a bird; Pinn′ūlate, -d.—n.
When the sea was a little agitated on the Brazilian coast, we frequently saw the large sea-bladder floating on the surface; here we also caught with our net a new species of small Hyalœa, and of the fin-footed Steira, which approaches the nearest to the Limacina.
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