Folivora

Folivora sunt subordo neotropicorum mammalium arboricolarum superordinis Xenarthrorum. Lentissime insigniter moventia, in arboribus silvarum pluvialium tropicarum in America Australi et Media sursum deorsum tempus fallere pendentia solent. Artissime cum vermilinguis cognata putantur, quibuscum ordinem Pilosorum una constituunt. Sunt sex species Folivororum exstantium, quae in duo genera digeruntur: Bradypodes et Cholepodes.

Bradypus variegatus

Animalia — Chordata

Classis : Mammalia
Superordo : Xenarthra
Ordo : Pilosa
Subordo : Folivora
Delsuc, Catzeflis, Stanhope, et Douzery, 2001^[1]

Palaeontologia

Subdivisiones: Familiae

* Bradypodidae

Synonyma

* Tardigrada Latham & Davies, 1795

Sequens stemma phylogeneticum in collageno et DNA mitochondriali conditur (vide figuram quartam in Presslee et al. 2019).^[2]

Folivora

Megalocnidae

Scelidotheriidae

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