Definition of Macroeuphractus. Meaning of Macroeuphractus. Synonyms of Macroeuphractus

- Species like Macroeuphractus outesi were fairly large and presumably had an apex predator status in their faunal communities. Macroeuphractus moreni was...
- speciations towards carnivory, culminating in the macropredatory genus Macroeuphractus. The taxonomic table below follows the results of a phylogenetic analysis...
- Chaetophractus villosus Andean hairy armadillo, Chaetophractus nationi Genus †Macroeuphractus Genus †Paleuphractus Genus †Proeuphractus Genus †Doellotatus Genus...
- Chlamyphorus Euphractinae Chaetophractus †Doellotatus Euphractus †Macroeuphractus †Paleurphractus †Proeuphractus †Prozaedyus Zaedyus †Glyptodontinae...
- (about 7 kg). Metatherians and a few xenarthran armadillos, such as Macroeuphractus, were the only South American mammals to specialize as carnivores;...
- blanks. A similar case is observed with the carnivorous armadillo Macroeuphractus, a product of this same era of faunal turn-overs. As mentioned above...
- Chlamyphorus Euphractinae Chaetophractus †Doellotatus Euphractus †Macroeuphractus †Paleurphractus †Proeuphractus †Prozaedyus Zaedyus †Glyptodontinae...
- genera include: Paleuphractus Parutaetus Doellotatus Proeuphractus Macroeuphractus A mitochondrial DNA investigation has concluded that Euphractinae is...
- Chlamyphorus Euphractinae Chaetophractus †Doellotatus Euphractus †Macroeuphractus †Paleurphractus †Proeuphractus †Prozaedyus Zaedyus †Glyptodontinae...
- ground sloths are the most common. The unusual carnivorous armadillo Macroeuphractus is also known from the formation. At the Campo de Robilotte locality...