A nearly complete skeleton, including most of the thoracic member bones of the sloth
Mylodon darwinii, have been found in Upper Pleistocene strata from Anisacate River …

The diversity reached by the mylodontids during the Pleistocene has been underestimated
in the past. Oreomylodon wegneri, the endemic mylodontid of Ecuador, has been …

The subfamily Mylodontinae, typified by Mylodon, is known from the Colloncuran (late
Miocene of Patagonia, Argentina) to the late Pleistocene of South America and North …

Fossil remains of extinct mylodontine sloths have been discovered in numerous localities
throughout the American supercontinent, but knowledge of them is still mainly centered on …

Dental and craniomandibular data have been predominantly used to infer relationships
among mylodontid ground sloths. Recent studies indicate the osteology of the manus also …

Extinct terrestrial sloths are common elements of the late Cenozoic South American fossil
record. Among them, Mylodontinae species were particularly abundant in the Americas …

In this work, we describe postcranial elements of Mylodon listai distributed in collections
from Argentina, Chile and Europe. Mylodon listai remains from Patagonia are clearly …

A new genus and species of sloth (Eionaletherium tanycnemius gen. et sp. nov.) recently
collected from the Late Miocene Urumaco Formation, Venezuela (northern South America) …

The xenarthrans of the sloth subfamily Mylodontinae are conspicuous members of South
and North American Neogene faunas. They occupied a large latitudinal range from central …

Fossil remains of extinct terrestrial sloths have been discovered in numerous localities
throughout the Americas, but knowledge of these animals remains poor in the tropical …