Armadillos and their extinct relatives | The complete Cingulata
Living armadillos are only part of the story. Beyond them lies a remarkable diversity of extinct relatives, together forming the Cingulata, the armored mammals. This video explores every known species in the group, living and extinct, from familiar armadillos to glyptodonts and lesser-known forms of the distant past. Following their evolutionary relationships, it brings these animals together in a comprehensive portrait of a lineage whose past was far more varied than its surviving members might suggest. An invitation to discover the full diversity of Cingulata, one species at a time. Thumbnail : Gaëlle Seguillon Written by myself and read by a TTS Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ 0:00 Presentation 1:25 Peltephilidae 4:55 Paleopeltidae 5:35 Pampatheriidae 11:35 Glyptatelidae 13:00 Pachyarmatheriidae 14:00 Glyptodontidae 37:50 Chlamyphorinae 40:35 Euphractinae 48:00 Tolypeutinae 54:50 Dasypodidae
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