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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 5 (February 1893) (1893)

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s in length. indeed, they are dissimilar to those of any other mam- These dimensions were, however, vastly exceeded by majority of the species protect themselves from attack mals. some extinct armadillo-like animals, of which the re- by squatting on the ground, and tucking their limbs Of the two… … be seen, there an aard-vark's alist in La Plata," suggests, Fig. 2.—THE PICHICIAGO. (From Jardine.) burrow might be pretty con- may also have had the ad- fidently expected. Unfort- vantage of avoiding any gigantic of these creatures, which fiourished during unately, however, as we learn from a…

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