Tapirus

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Tapirus is a genus of large, herbivorous mammals known as tapirs, characterized by their short prehensile snouts and inhabiting forested regions of Central and South America and Southeast Asia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf genus
taxon
activityPattern mostly nocturnal
belongsToClade Laurasiatheria NERFINISHED
bodyMassRange medium to large mammal
class Mammalia
commonName tapirs
conservationStatusOfGenus threatened
describedAs large herbivorous mammals
diet herbivorous
ecologicalRole browser
seed disperser
family Tapiridae NERFINISHED
firstAppearance Oligocene
gestationPeriodRange about 13 months
hasCharacteristic short prehensile snout
stocky body
three-toed feet
hasSexualDimorphism slight
hasSnoutFunction assisting in feeding in dense forests
grasping vegetation
includesTaxon Tapirus bairdii NERFINISHED
Tapirus indicus NERFINISHED
Tapirus kabomani NERFINISHED
Tapirus pinchaque NERFINISHED
Tapirus terrestris NERFINISHED
isRelatedTo horses
rhinoceroses
kingdom Animalia
locomotion terrestrial
nativeRange Central America NERFINISHED
South America NERFINISHED
Southeast Asia NERFINISHED
offspringPerBirth usually one calf
order Perissodactyla NERFINISHED
parentTaxon Tapiridae NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
reproduction viviparous
taxonRank genus
threat habitat loss
hunting
typeSpecies Tapirus terrestris
typicalHabitat rainforests
tropical forests
wetlands

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Tapirus terrestris genus Tapirus