- tree sloths, and armadillos.
Extinct xenarthrans include the glyptodonts,
pampatheres and
ground sloths.
Xenarthrans originated in
South America during...
- is very
similar to
equivalent South American faunas; with marsupials,
xenarthrans, litoptern, and
astrapotherian ungulates, as well as
gondwanatheres and...
-
demonstrated that
these actually belonged to
another extinct group of
xenarthrans called glyptodonts that were
related to armadillos.
Additional remains...
- The
order Pilosa /paɪˈloʊsə/ is a
clade of
xenarthran placental mammals,
native to the Americas. It
includes anteaters and
sloths (which
include the extinct...
-
Pampatherium is an
extinct genus of
xenarthran that
lived in the
Americas during the Pleistocene. Some
species went
extinct right at the Pleistocene-Holocene...
-
Sloths are a
Neotropical group of
xenarthran mammals constituting the
suborder Folivora,
including the
extant arboreal tree
sloths and
extinct terrestrial...
-
extinct xenarthrans is
published by Varela,
Tambusso & Fariña (2024), who
interpret their findings as
indicating that
large extinct xenarthrans such as...
- land mammals, such as the
afrotherians (elephants, aardvarks, etc.),
xenarthrans (armadillos, anteaters, and sloths), and monotremes. **** of a bull...
- Douzery,
Emmanuel J. P. (2008). "Recent
advances and ****ure
prospects in
xenarthran molecular phylogenetics". In Vizcaíno,
Sergio F.; Loughry, W. J. (eds...
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fluctuating between 33 and 36 °C (91 and 97 °F), anteaters, like
other xenarthrans, have
among the
lowest body
temperatures of any mammal, and can tolerate...
