Hendricus

While we're at it, could you correct "Manis crassicaudata est mammalium placentalium insectivorum quod" so it makes sense? What it seems to mean is 'M. c. is an insectivore of the placental mammals (plural), which (i.e., insectivore)'. If that's what you mean and it's the best way to express the concept, OK; but what I was expecting was something along the lines of 'an insectivorous placental mammal'. ¶ Likewise "Manis gigantea est mammalium placentalium insectivorum quod." ¶ Presumably the genitive plural of ''insectivorum'' is ''insectivororum.'' It's not a classical word, so my dictionaries don't help. [[Usor:IacobusAmor|IacobusAmor]] 13:12, 20 Martii 2009 (UTC)