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- Megalocnus abstract "The ground sloths of the extinct genus Megalocnus ("Great Sloth") were among the largest of the Caribbean ground sloths, with individuals estimated to have weighed up to 90 kg (200 lb) when alive. Two species are known, M. rodens of Cuba, and M. zile of Hispaniola. Subfossils of M. rodens indicate survival well into the Holocene, prompting speculation that they may have survived in the montane forests of the Cuban highlands until the 15th or 16th century. However, the most recent AMS radiocarbon date reported is 4190 BP, calibrated to c. 4700 BP. This is similar to the most recent date reported for a Hispaniolan sloth, 4391 BP, calibrated to c. 5000 BP, for the small and probably arboreal Neocnus comes, and some 1200 years after the earliest known date for human occupation of Cuba, 5140 BP, calibrated to c. 5900 BP.Their relatives include other Caribbean ground sloths, such as Acratocnus, Mesocnus, Miocnus, Neocnus, Parocnus, and Paulocnus.".
- Megalocnus class Mammal.
- Megalocnus family Megalonychidae.
- Megalocnus genus Extinction.
- Megalocnus kingdom Animal.
- Megalocnus order Pilosa.
- Megalocnus order Xenarthra.
- Megalocnus phylum Chordate.
- Megalocnus thumbnail Megalocnus_rodens.JPG?width=300.
- Megalocnus wikiPageID "13184167".
- Megalocnus wikiPageRevisionID "599527112".
- Megalocnus classis "Mammalia".
- Megalocnus familia Megalonychidae.
- Megalocnus fossilRange "Late Pleistocene to Holocene".
- Megalocnus genus "†Megalocnus".
- Megalocnus genusAuthority "Leidy, 1868".
- Megalocnus hasPhotoCollection Megalocnus.
- Megalocnus imageCaption American_Museum_of_Natural_History.
- Megalocnus imageCaption New_York_City.
- Megalocnus imageCaption "Mounted skeleton of Megalocnus rodens".
- Megalocnus name "Megalocnus".
- Megalocnus ordo Pilosa.
- Megalocnus phylum Chordate.
- Megalocnus regnum "Animalia".
- Megalocnus subdivision "* †M. rodens * †M. zile".
- Megalocnus subdivisionRanks Species.
- Megalocnus superordo Xenarthra.
- Megalocnus subject Category:Extinct_animals_of_Cuba.
- Megalocnus subject Category:Mammal_genera.
- Megalocnus subject Category:Pleistocene_extinctions.
- Megalocnus subject Category:Pleistocene_xenarthrans.
- Megalocnus subject Category:Prehistoric_mammals_of_North_America.
- Megalocnus subject Category:Prehistoric_sloths.
- Megalocnus type Abstraction100002137.
- Megalocnus type Attribute100024264.
- Megalocnus type Disposition104623612.
- Megalocnus type Extinction114012173.
- Megalocnus type Inaction114010148.
- Megalocnus type Nature104623113.
- Megalocnus type PleistoceneExtinctions.
- Megalocnus type PrehistoricSloths.
- Megalocnus type Reluctance104645943.
- Megalocnus type Sloth104637444.
- Megalocnus type State100024720.
- Megalocnus type Trait104616059.
- Megalocnus type Unwillingness104645599.
- Megalocnus type Animal.
- Megalocnus type Eukaryote.
- Megalocnus type Mammal.
- Megalocnus type Species.
- Megalocnus type Mammal.
- Megalocnus type Organism.
- Megalocnus comment "The ground sloths of the extinct genus Megalocnus ("Great Sloth") were among the largest of the Caribbean ground sloths, with individuals estimated to have weighed up to 90 kg (200 lb) when alive. Two species are known, M. rodens of Cuba, and M. zile of Hispaniola. Subfossils of M. rodens indicate survival well into the Holocene, prompting speculation that they may have survived in the montane forests of the Cuban highlands until the 15th or 16th century.".
- Megalocnus label "Megalocnus".
- Megalocnus label "Megalocnus".
- Megalocnus label "Megalocnus".
- Megalocnus label "Megalocnus".
- Megalocnus label "Мегалокнус".
- Megalocnus sameAs Megalocnus.
- Megalocnus sameAs Megalocnus.
- Megalocnus sameAs Megalocnus.
- Megalocnus sameAs m.02zblrk.
- Megalocnus sameAs Q141383.
- Megalocnus sameAs Q141383.
- Megalocnus sameAs Megalocnus.
- Megalocnus wasDerivedFrom Megalocnus?oldid=599527112.
- Megalocnus depiction Megalocnus_rodens.JPG.
- Megalocnus isPrimaryTopicOf Megalocnus.
- Megalocnus name "Megalocnus".
