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An armadillo is not typically considered a secondary consumer in the traditional ecological sense. Secondary consumers are organisms that primarily feed on prim
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What is an armadillos growth rate?


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Who plays the armadillo in rango?


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How are beavers eating habits and the armadillo alike?


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Beavers and armadillos are both omnivorous mammals that consume a varied diet. Beavers primarily feed on tree bark, aquatic plants, and roots, while armadillos
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Darwin felt that fossils of extinct armadillos that resembled living armadillos were evidence that?


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Darwin felt that fossils of extinct armadillos that resembled living armadillos were evidence that species change over time through a process of descent with mo
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Is the armadillo a carnivore?


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Armadillos are omnivores, meaning they eat both plants and animals. While they primarily feed on insects like ants and termites, they also consume small vertebr
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Armadillos always have four offspring that have identical genetic makeups Suppose that within a litter each young armadillo is found to have a different phenotype of a particular trait How could?


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This phenomenon could occur if the armadillos have multiple sets of identical genes (polyploidy), resulting in variation even though the genetic makeup is the s
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Does an armadillo migrate or hibernate?


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No, they do not migrate. However, they are rapidly expanding their range and I suppose that could be considered a form of migration.They are also incapable of h
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What is the giant armadillos food chain?


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Giant armadillos are opportunistic feeders and their diet consists mainly of insects, such as ants and termites, as well as some plant matter. They are preyed u
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What is the scientific name for armadillos?


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According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, the scientific name for armadillos is Dasypodidae. This is the name of the family to which they belong. Within the fam
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What is the scientific name for an armadillo?


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An armadillo isn't a reptile, even though it has a shell. The scientific name, however, is Dasypodidan. The word Xenarthran reffers to armadillos, anteaters, sl
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Why does an armadillo have thick skin?


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An armadillo needs its shell to camouflage itself from predators like acoyote. When an armadillo rolls up into a ball, it looks like a rock because of its hard
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What do armadillos eat in the wild?


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With the exception of a rare, small species of armadillo in the Patagonian Desert, most armadillos avoid the desert and prefer grassland and scrub. The armadill
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Does an armadillo have ears?


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Armadillos have excellent hearing and the distance would depend upon the frequency of the sound.