- A
paleoburrow is an
underground shelter excavated by
extinct paleo-vertebrate
megafauna that
lived in the
prehistoric era. Most
paleoburrows are likely...
- Carvalho; Caron,
Felipe (2017-04-03). "Megaichnus igen. nov.:
Giant Paleoburrows Attributed to
Extinct Cenozoic Mammals from
South America". Ichnos. 24...
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Living xenarthrans have the
lowest metabolic rates among therians.
Paleoburrows have been
discovered which are up to 1.5m wide and 40m long, with claw...
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Pandavas saved their lives Some of the
earliest tunnels used by
humans were
paleoburrows excavated by
prehistoric mammals. Much of the
early technology of tunnelling...
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Glossotherium and Scelidotherium, and the
pampatheriid Pampatherium. As
suitable paleoburrows are rare
before the
Great American Interchange, it has been suggested...
- ; Warren, L. V.; Christofoletti, B.; Sedorko, D. (2024). "Vertebrate
paleoburrow as a
seasonality indicator in
Early Cretaceous Três
Barras Formation...
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Chapadmalalan Pliocene South America Argentina Mammals,
terror birds,
paleoburrows Deseado Formation Oligocene South America Argentina Ensenada Formation...
- biodiversity. The area's pre-Columbian
inhabitants used to
shelter in
paleoburrows (underground
cavities excavated by
extinct paleo-vertebrate megafauna...
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buckler are
mostly rectangular.
Pampatherium is
thought to have
excavated paleoburrows and
would have both
fought with and have been pre**** upon by Arctotherium...
- "badlands". The
formation comprises reddish mudstones with mudcracks,
paleoburrows and
ichnofossils of vertebrates. Thin
sandstone layers of up to 12 centimetres...
