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Glyptodon (lit. 'grooved or
carved tooth'; from
Ancient Gr**** γλυπτός (gluptós) 'sculptured' and ὀδοντ-, ὀδούς (odont-, odoús) 'tooth') is a
genus of...
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around 2.7
million years ago. The best-known
genus within the
group is
Glyptodon.
Glyptodonts were
historically considered to
constitute the
distinct family...
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paleontologist Richard Owen in 1847, the
fifth glyptodont species described after Glyptodon clavipes, G. reticulatus, G.
tuberculatus (now Panochthus), and G. ornatus...
- also used to
describe the
heavy armour of the
armadillo and the
extinct Glyptodon, and is
occasionally used as an
alternative to
scales in
describing snakes...
- (megafauna),
which included mammoths, mastodons, saber-toothed cats,
glyptodons, the
woolly rhinoceros,
various giraffids, such as the Sivatherium; ground...
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Parapropalaehoplophorus is an
extinct genus of
comparatively small (compared to
Glyptodon)
species of glyptodont,
extinct relatives of the
modern armadillo. The...
- and Ramírez
named the
fossils Glyptodon mexicanum in 1875, but the
fossils have been lost.
Another species of
Glyptodon from
Mexico was
described in 1889...
- In 1845, the
fragments were
referred by Sir
Richard Owen to the
genus Glyptodon. In 1864,
working from more
complete remains, Karl
Hermann Konrad Burmeister...
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access gateway company Glyptodon Inc.,
creator of
Glyptodon Enterprise and
Apache Guacamole, and
commenced integrating Glyptodon Enterprise into its product...
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Drakaea glyptodon,
commonly known as king in his
carriage is a
species of
orchid endemic to the south–west of
Western Australia. It is
pollinated by a...
