Dasypodidæ (dasipodide)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 75
pl. [NL., being the longest, the third, fourth, and fifth variously shortened; the head broad behind; and the ears far apart. There are four subfamilies: Dasypod inæ (the encouberts), Xenurinæ (the kaba ous), Prionodontine (the kabalas sous), and Tolypeutine (the apars). Also Dasypidæ. Dasypod inæ (das i-po-dīnē), n. pl. [NL., I. a.
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