Xenarthra
International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) · Switzerland
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This journal focuses on the natural history, distribution, and conservation of xenarthrans, particularly armadillos and anteaters. Articles document species occurrences, investigate threats such as roadkill and habitat fragmentation, and describe anomalies in morphology and behavior. Research also includes aspects of diet, physiology, and conservation strategies for these mammals across various South American regions.
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