ppl. a. [f. as prec. + -ED.]
1. = prec. 2.
1752. J. Hill, Hist. Anim., 110. The Lacerta,… with five unguiculated toes to each foot.
1819. Samouelle, Entomol. Compend., 192. Antennæ moniliform,… maxillæ unguiculated.
1841. Penny Cycl., XXI. 424/1. The external jaw-feet are … sometimes unguiculated at the end.
1861. Hulme, trans. Moquin-Tandon, II. III. i. 69. The toes free, flat, and unguiculated.
2. = prec. 3.
1834. McMurtrie, Cuvier’s Anim. Kingd., 224. As the Marsupialia … are parallel to the other unguiculated Mammalia.
1851. G. F. Richardson, Geol., 336. Rodentia (or Gnawers).—Form a natural order of unguiculated animals.
