Re: Ancestors of armadillos

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In article <4660jk$jos@ednet1.osl.or.gov>, dtyler@ednet1.osl.or.gov
(donald e. tyler) wrote:

>banded armadillo. Is one of these
>the ancestor of the others, or do
>they all have a common ancestor.
>If there is any evidence of
>mental retardation or deformaties

How would you tell if an armadillo is retarded?
>

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