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Extinct genus of mammals
Neosclerocalyptus. Hoplophorus compressus Ameghino, 1882; Holotype osteoderms' supposed diagnostic traits are the same as those in Neosclerocalyptus species
Neosclerocalyptus
Genus of large, heavily armored mammals
This is similar to that of Neosclerocalyptus, but in contrast to Hoplophorus which had sharper wear ends. Neosclerocalyptus favored more open environments
Glyptodon
Country in South America
2015, fossilised bones of a large, extinct armoured mammal called Neosclerocalyptus were unearthed near Buenos Aires. These bones bore cut marks indicative
Argentina
Extinct genus of glyptodont
reticulatus, G. tuberculatus (now Panochthus), and G. ornatus (now Neosclerocalyptus). The type specimen was a partial tail which seemed to indicate a
Doedicurus
Extinct genus of xenarthran mammals
it was closer in appearance and classification to Panochthus and Neosclerocalyptus (then Sclerocalyptus). Barnum Brown believed that Brachyostracon was
Glyptotherium
Subfamily of extinct mammals belonging to the armadillo order of xenarthrans
Hoplophorus, Glyptotherium, Panochthus, Neuryurus, Doedicurus and Neosclerocalyptus, abruptly became extinct around 12,000 years ago as part of the end-Pleistocene
Glyptodont
Extinct genus of mammals
causing further taxonomic confusion. Many of these actually belonged to Neosclerocalyptus, the genus later created for H. ornatus. Believing that the genus
Hoplophorus
Extinct genus of mammals
tuberculatus was unique among its genus, though akin to Doedicurus and Neosclerocalyptus, in having a complete postorbital process. Like other glyptodonts
Panochthus
Extinct genus of mammals
Neosclerocalyptini Neosclerocalyptus paskoensis Neosclerocalyptus gouldi Neosclerocalyptus ornatus Neosclerocalyptus castellanosi Neosclerocalyptus pseudornatus
Eleutherocercus
Extinct genus of mammals
pentadactyl and equipped with toes and large fingers, similar to those of Neosclerocalyptus. The scapula was still relatively high and narrow, while the humerus
Propalaehoplophorus
Extinction of large animals at the end of the last Ice Age
remaining Glyptodontinae spp. Doedicurus Glyptodon Hoplophorus Lomaphorus Neosclerocalyptus Neuryurus Panochthus Parapanochthus? (has been described as "doubtful")
Late_Pleistocene_extinctions
Extinct genus of mammals
Eosclerocalyptus Plohophorus Pseudohoplophorus Doedicurinae Doedicurus Eleutherocercus Neosclerocalyptus Hoplophorini Hoplophorus Propanochthus Panochthus
Boreostemma
Extinct genus of mammals
Eosclerocalyptus Plohophorus Pseudohoplophorus Doedicurinae Doedicurus Eleutherocercus Neosclerocalyptus Hoplophorini Hoplophorus Propanochthus Panochthus
Palaehoplophorus
Extinct genus of mammals
Eosclerocalyptus Plohophorus Pseudohoplophorus Doedicurinae Doedicurus Eleutherocercus Neosclerocalyptus Hoplophorini Hoplophorus Propanochthus Panochthus
Cochlops
Family of South American cingulates (armadillos)
Eucinepeltus Glyptatelus Glyptodon Glyptotherium Hoplophorus Kelenkura Neosclerocalyptus Neuryurus Nopachtus Palaehoplophoroides Palaehoplophorus Panochthus
Peltephilidae
Family of extinct armadillo-like grazing mammals
Eucinepeltus Glyptatelus Glyptodon Glyptotherium Hoplophorus Kelenkura Neosclerocalyptus Neuryurus Nopachtus Palaehoplophoroides Palaehoplophorus Panochthus
Pampatheriidae
Period of geologic time (1.95–0.4 Ma) during the Early and Middle Pleistocene
metropolitanus, Eutatus pasquali, Glyptodon munizi, Megatherium gallardoi, Neosclerocalyptus (N. pseudornatus & N.ornatus), Panochthus intermedius, Scelidotherium
Ensenadan
Extinct genus of mammals
Eosclerocalyptus Plohophorus Pseudohoplophorus Doedicurinae Doedicurus Eleutherocercus Neosclerocalyptus Hoplophorini Hoplophorus Propanochthus Panochthus
Eucinepeltus
Extinct genus of mammals
fused with a terminal caudal tube, similar to that of Neosclerocalyptus. Unlike Neosclerocalyptus, the large lateral osteoderms covering the skull of Stromaphorus
Stromaphorus
†Eosclerophorus Castellanos 1948 Genus †Trabalia Kraglievich 1932 Genus †Neosclerocalyptus Paula Couto 1957 Tribe †Palaehoplophorini Hoffstetter 1958 Genus †Palaehoplophorus
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Extinct genus of mammals belonging to the armadillo order of xenarthrans
Pseudoplohophorus Doedicurus Eleutherocercus Neosclerocalyptus pseudornatus Neosclerocalyptus ornatus Neosclerocalyptus paskoensis Hoplophorus Propanochthus Panochthus
Kelenkura
Extinct genus of giant ground sloth
xenarthrans including the ground sloth Glossotherium and the glyptodont Neosclerocalyptus. Cástor Cartelle and Gerardo De Iuliis: Eremotherium laurillardi:
Eremotherium
Extinct genus of cingulates
Eucinepeltus Glyptatelus Glyptodon Glyptotherium Hoplophorus Kelenkura Neosclerocalyptus Neuryurus Nopachtus Palaehoplophoroides Palaehoplophorus Panochthus
Vassallia
C., Carlini, A. A., Scillato-Yané, G. J., & Soibelzon, E. (2011). Neosclerocalyptus spp.(Cingulata: Glyptodontidae: Hoplophorini): cranial morphology
List of South American species extinct in the Holocene
List_of_South_American_species_extinct_in_the_Holocene
Museum in Valencia, Spain
among which the most outstanding ones are an Eutatus seguini, a Neosclerocalyptus and a Glyptodon clavipes. The specimens from Rodrigo Botet's collection
Natural Science Museum of Valencia
Natural_Science_Museum_of_Valencia
Luna; Daniel Boh; Mariano Magnussen Saffer (2013). "A new species of Neosclerocalyptus Paula Couto (Mammalia: Xenarthra: Cingulata): the oldest record of
2013_in_paleomammalogy
pine forest sloth Neocnus dousman Hispaniola Undetermined. 5120 BC Neosclerocalyptus paskoensis Southern South America 5050–4050 BC Cuban cursorial owl
Timeline of extinctions in the Holocene
Timeline_of_extinctions_in_the_Holocene
Extinct genus of mammals belonging to the armadillo order of xenarthrans
material that may be the holotype that shows many similarities to Neosclerocalyptus. Possibly synonymous with N. pseudornatus or N. ornatus, but further
Lomaphorus
Papa et al. (2024) report the presence of cut marks on a specimen of Neosclerocalyptus found on the southern margin of the Reconquista River (Argentina)
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Extinct genus of mammals
Eosclerocalyptus is a genus of glyptodont close to the ancestry of Neosclerocalyptus. A. A. Tauber. 2005. Mamíferos fósiles y edad de la Formación Salicas
Eosclerocalyptus
group Neosclerocalyptini, focusing on the oldest Pleistocene species Neosclerocalyptus pseudornatus, and interpret the studied ossifications as originally
2025_in_paleomammalogy
Extinct genus of mammals
however, it was recently placed closer to the genera Lomaphorus and Neosclerocalyptus. Cruz, L. E. and Fernicola, J. C. 2010. Las especies del género Trachycalyptus
Trachycalyptus
study on the skull anatomy of specimens of Glyptodon, Doedicurus, Neosclerocalyptus and Panochthus from the Pampean Region of Argentina present in the
2023_in_paleomammalogy
Geologic timescale for prehistoric South American fauna
tricinctus matacus, Toxodon bilobidens, T. platensis, Arctotherium sp., Neosclerocalyptus sp. Luján Holmesina rondoniensis Rio Madeira Birds Cathartes fossilis
South American land mammal age
South_American_land_mammal_age
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