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to migrate ... The Spanish name armadillo, which means little armored one, 
originated from the ... (Nixon, 1995), who encountered these beasts in the New 
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slow and... [DOC] [TLE] Armadillo - Costa Rica [PAR] Oct 5, 2011 ... Armadillo is a Spanish word, means small armored one. They named after ... 
This new world mammal has around twenty species. Many of... [DOC] [TLE] They grow up so fast: Animals you rarely see as infants - MSN.com [PAR] Oct 20, 2015 ... They can be any of nine species, with just one specie of the ... After capybara, 
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success  divide and conquer! ... The mammal takes its name from a Spanish 
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way for a world of predators to invade the southern continent and for other 
animals to head north. ... The creature got its modern name from the Spanish 
conquistadores, who called it "armadillo", meaning "little armored one". [DOC] [TLE] Scriblets: April 2014 [PAR] Apr 3, 2014 ... That nuisance was soon replaced by an invasion of squirrels not satisfied ... The 
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that originated in South America. ... A relatively new resident to North America, 
the modern day armadillo did not take ... They have been very successful in the 
southern United States. ... Armadillo is a Spanish word meaning little armored 
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called the Little Armored One because of thick bony ... Is someone invading 
your space? ... These traits give people of the armadillo spirit an understanding of 
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South America, the mammal's name literally means "little armored one. ... The 
family name refers to the distinctions in the animals' vertebrae that give ... 
Because armadillos can't accumulate much body fat, they spend much

Question: When the Spanish invaded the New World, they gave this mammal a name meaning "armored one"
Answer: an armadillo