What are the general characters of perissodactyla?

Perissodactyla, commonly known as odd-toed ungulates, are characterized by an odd number of toes on their limbs, typically one or three, with the primary weight-bearing axis aligned with the third toe. They possess an elongated skull, a large body size, and a digestive system adapted for herbivorous diets, often featuring a large cecum for fermentation. Common members of this order include horses, rhinos, and tapirs, all exhibiting distinct adaptations to their respective environments. Additionally, perissodactyls have strong, robust limbs suited for running and grazing.