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Armadillo

Armadillos (Spanish for 'little armored ones') are placental mammals in the order Cingulata. They form part of the superorder Xenarthra, along with the anteaters and sloths. Twenty-one extant species of armadillo have been described, some of which are distinguished by the number of bands on their armor. All species are native to the Americas, where they…

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Armadillo

Nodes131
Edges130
Triples132
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015267
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Armadillo

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related to Distribution · 30
Armadillo → Americas, Armadillos, Cenozoic, Central America, Dasypus, Due, Florida, Great American Interchange, Illinois, Indiana, Isthmus, Like, Many, Nebraska, North America, North Carolina, Panama, Paraguay, Pleistocene, Some
related to Further reading · 21
Armadillo → Abba, Agustín, An, Bibcode, Gardner, Geographic Reference, ISBN, Johns Hopkins University Press, Mammal Review, Mammal Species, Mariella, Noralí, OCLC, Pagnutti, Reeder, South American, Superina, Taxonomic, What, Wilson
related to Etymology · 13
Armadillo → Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, European, Nahuatl, Other, Paraguay, Spanish, The, The Aztecs, The Portuguese, Tupi, Uruguay
related to Science and education · 13
Armadillo → Armadillos, Chagas, Europeans, Florida, Given, Humans, Louisiana, Mycobacterium, New World, Prior, Texas, The, They
related to Culture · 11
Armadillo → Americans, Andean, Central, During, Great Depression, Hoover, In, Mexico, Oaxaca, President Herbert Hoover, South America
related to Evolution · 7
Armadillo → Below, Cingulata, Eocene, Pleistocene, Recent, South America, The
related to Skin · 7
Armadillo → Additional, Most, Only, South American, The, This, Tolypeutes
related to Reproduction · 6
Armadillo → Armadillos, Dasypus, Gestation, Most, The, They
related to Classification · 5
Armadillo → Beautiful, Dasypus, DasypusNine-banded, Family Dasypodidae Subfamily DasypodinaeGenus, Stegotherium
related to Body temperature · 4
Armadillo → In, Priodontes, This, Tolypeutes

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armadillos species dasypus body nine-banded armor skin also tolypeutes glyptodonts america living south around cm pink fairy dasypodidae chlamyphoridae leprosy

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Armadillorelated to Body temperatureIn0.60section
Armadillorelated to Body temperatureThis0.60section
Armadillorelated to Body temperaturePriodontes0.60section
Armadillorelated to Body temperatureTolypeutes0.60section
Armadillorelated to ClassificationFamily Dasypodidae Subfamily DasypodinaeGenus0.60section
Armadillorelated to ClassificationDasypusNine-banded0.60section
Armadillorelated to ClassificationDasypus0.60section
Armadillorelated to ClassificationBeautiful0.60section
Armadillorelated to ClassificationStegotherium0.60section
Armadillorelated to CultureAndean0.60section
Armadillorelated to CultureIn0.60section
Armadillorelated to CultureCentral0.60section

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