Xenarthra

• About.com: Xenarthrans - Order Xenarthra  - Describes common characteristics, original and current locations, convergent evolution, and similar unrelated species.
• Animal Diversity Web: Order Cingulata (Armadillos)  - Provides photographs, sketches, specimens, and classification.
• Big Zoo Order Xenarthra  - Contains information on families. With description.
• Brain Museum: Cingulata  - Information includes habitat, adaptations and characteristics, behavior, diet, and species account.
• Brain Museum: Pilosa  - Examines classification change, characteristics, habitats, diets, and links to three species reports.
• Brazilian Three-banded Armadillo Tolypeutes tricinctus  - Overview on profile, trends and status. With local names, references and pictures.
• Enchanted Learning Edentata Xenarthra  - Contains information on physical description, member species and suborders.
• Floridanature.org Xenarthra Anteaters, Armadillos, Sloths  - Presents information on taxonomic classification and member species.
• Georgia Wildlife Web: Xenarthra  - Gives overview and species similarities, as well as brief details and species account for one armadillo family.
• InfoNatura Species Index  - Provides data on classification. Includes links.
• Introduction to the Xenarthra  - Contains information on member species, description and distribution. With pictures.
• ITIS Report: Cingulata  - Lists taxonomic status and hierarchy, publications, comments, and off-site resources.
• ITIS Report: Pilosa  - Gives synonyms, taxonomic status and hierarchy, references, comments, and additional resources.
• Mammals of Texas Order Xenarthra: Armadillos, Sloths and Allies  - Contains information on distribution, characteristics and families.
• Maned Three-toed Sloth  - Data on morphology and ecology. With trivia, photos and references.
• Pictures and Facts About the Edentates Oder: Xenarthra  - Lists online references. With brief descriptions and pictures.
• Seaworld.org Order Xenarthra  - Gives data on number, genera, species, distribution, diet and distinguishing characteristics.
• Virtual Museum of Natural History Order Xenarthra: Sloths, Armadillos, and Anteaters  - Provides data on morphology and defense mechanism. With pictures.
• Xenarthra.org: Xenarthrans  - Discusses history of ancient and current member species.
• Xenarthra: Fossil Record  - Presents information on life history, ecology, systematics, and morphology.