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The order Pilosa consists of anteaters and sloths. Until recently, Pilosa was lumped with the armadillos in the order Xenarthra, now generally regarded as a superorder. In the past, these families were classified together with the pangolins and aardvark as the order Edentata.
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| Choloepus didactylus | Skull Length: 11cm / 4.33" |
| Origin: South America | | Herbivore |
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| WTQ-273 Skull - Replica | Image | Teaching Quality: $92.00 |
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WTQ-273
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| Catonyx tarijensis | Average Skull Length: 50cm |
| Origin: Bolivia | | Herbivore |
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| WGD-100 Skull - Replica | | Museum Quality: $450.00 |
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WBC-098
Replica - Museum Quality |
| Bradypus tridactylus | Average Skull Length: 9.5cm |
| Origin: South America | | Herbivore |
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| WTQ-147 Replica | Teaching Quality: $92.00 |
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| Cyclopes didactylus | Skull Length: 4.5cm /1.75" |
| Origin: Central and South America | |
| WTQ-106 Skull - Replica | Teaching Quality: $46.00 |
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WTQ-106
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| Myrmecophaga tridactyla | Average Skull Length: 35cm |
| Origin: South America | |
| WBC-011 Skull - Bone Clones® Replica | Museum Quality: $145.00 |
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WBC-011
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WTQ-153
Replica - Teaching Quality |
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