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November 27, 1989Journal of Mammalogy

A Second Armadillo (Cabassous centralis) for the Faunas of Guatemala and Mexico

Alfredo D. Cuarón Ignacio J. March P. M. Rockstroh

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Alfredo D. Cuarón, Ignacio J. March, Peter M. Rockstroh; A Second Armadillo (Cabassous centralis) for the Faunas of Guatemala and Mexico, Journal of Mammal

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