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• Natural habitats of " Plectrohyla dasypus " are lower montane wet forests.
• Most " Dasypus " species are sensitive to temperature due to poor insulation.
• No diagnosis of rabies within " Dasypus " species in Florida has been recorded yet.
• For this reason, all armadillos but " Dasypus " were relocated to a new family.
• The nine-banded armadillo ( " Dasypus novemcinctus " ) is native to the Cantel region.
• "Dasypus " species are grey or brown in color and possess long and sharp claws for scavenging and digging burrows.
• An additional " Dasypus " species that is of medium size with noticeably shorter ears and tail is speculated to exist in Paraguay.
• They went to the volcano and to the mine site to hunt animals such as tapirs, deer, armadillos ( dasypus novecintus ), and birds.
• If the water body is too large for this, " Dasypus " can instead gulp in air, inflating their stomach and intestine and increasing buoyancy.
• They are largely found in South, Central, and North America . " Dasypus " are solitary mammals that are primarily nocturnal to avoid temperature extremes and predation.
• Some, including four species of " Dasypus ", are widely distributed over the Americas, whereas others, such as Yepes's mulita, are restricted to small ranges.
• This is the only reliable manifestation of polyembryony in the class Mammalia, and exists only within the genus " Dasypus " and not in all armadillos, as is commonly believed.
• Armadillos ( mainly " Dasypus " ) are common roadkill due to their habit of jumping 3 4 ft vertically when startled, which puts them into collision with the underside of vehicles.
• *Letts, Brandon, Shapiro, Beth .  The Recovery of Ancient DNA from Dasypus bellus Provides New Possibilities for Investigating Late Pleistocene Mammal Response to Climate Change .  Geophysical Research Abstracts.
• Armadillos are fully capable of climbing, swimming, and jumping . " Dasypus " have a unique ability to build up an oxygen debt and hold their breath for up to six minutes.
• The range of " D . novemcinctus ", the smaller nine banded armadillo, has broadened out of Mexico and emigrated into much of the former range of " Dasypus bellus ."
• Most members of the genus " Dasypus " give birth to four monozygotic young ( that is, identical quadruplets ), but other species may have typical litter sizes that range from one to eight.
• Members of " Dasypus " are unique among mammals in possessing the reproductive trait of monozygotic polyembryony, meaning their offspring are genetically identical due to the division of a single fertilized egg into four matching embryos.
• For the seven-banded armadillo, " Dasypus septemcinctus " ( the chapter link goes to the MSW3 web page for the species entry, while the title link goes to the Google Books preview for MSW3 ).
• Despite hunting, predation, and highway accidents, the IUCN lists the majority of " Dasypus " species as a least concern endangered animal due to its very large distribution, living tolerance, and large progeny and population.