Manis

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Manis is a genus of Asian pangolins, scaly anteater mammals known for their protective keratin scales and insectivorous diet.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf genus
taxon
belongsTo pangolins
class Mammalia
commonName Asian pangolins
scaly anteaters
conservationStatus many species threatened by illegal wildlife trade
defenseMechanism rolls into a tight ball
uses sharp-edged scales for protection
describedAs genus of Asian pangolins
diet ants
other small invertebrates
termites
family Manidae NERFINISHED
foundIn East Asia NERFINISHED
South Asia NERFINISHED
Southeast Asia NERFINISHED
habitat subtropical forests
tropical forests
woodlands
hasAnatomicalFeature elongated tongue adapted for insect feeding
lack of teeth
powerful claws for digging
hasBodyCovering keratin scales
hasCharacteristic covered with protective keratin scales
insectivorous diet
myrmecophagous (ant- and termite-eating)
nocturnal behavior
hasSpecies Manis crassicaudata NERFINISHED
Manis culionensis NERFINISHED
Manis javanica NERFINISHED
Manis pentadactyla NERFINISHED
infraclass Eutheria
kingdom Animalia
locomotion primarily terrestrial
some species partly arboreal
nativeTo Asia NERFINISHED
order Pholidota NERFINISHED
parentTaxon Manidae NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
reproduction gives birth to live young
low reproductive rate
subclass Theria
taxonRank genus
threat habitat loss
poaching for meat
poaching for scales
typeSpecies Manis pentadactyla NERFINISHED

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Pholidota containsTaxon Manis