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Tag: Xenarthra

Glyptotherium arizonae (specimen 34)

A glypotdon scute (G. arizonae) from the late Pleistocene epoch

Amniota, Animalia, Cenozoic, Chlamyphoridae, Chordata, Cingulata, Eukarya, Florida, Fossils, G arizonae, glyptodon, glyptodont, Glyptodontinae, Glyptotherium, Mammalia, mammals, North America, Phanerozoic, Pleistocene, Quaternary, scutes and armour, Synapsida (non-mammalian), Tetrapoda, Unknown Formation, USA, Xenarthra

Dasypus bellus (specimens 29-33)

Flex scutes belonging to a beautiful armadillo (D. bellus) from the Pleistocene epoch

Amniota, Animalia, armadillos, beautiful armadillo, Cenozoic, Chordata, Cingulata, D bellus, Dasypodidae, Dasypus, Eukarya, Florida, Fossils, Mammalia, North America, Phanerozoic, Pleistocene, Quaternary, scutes and armour, Synapsida (non-mammalian), Tetrapoda, Unknown Formation, USA, Xenarthra

Dasypus bellus (specimen 21)

Beautiful armadillo claw core (D. bellus) from the late Pleistocene epoch

Amniota, Animalia, armadillos, Cenozoic, Chordata, Cingulata, D bellus, Dasypodidae, Dasypus, Eukarya, Florida, Fossils, Mammalia, mammals, North America, Phanerozoic, Pleistocene, Quaternary, spurs and claws, Synapsida (non-mammalian), Tetrapoda, Unknown Formation, USA, Xenarthra

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