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Aardvarks (Orycteropus afer), also known as antbears or erdvarks, are the only extant species in Tubulidentata .
The trace fossil record, including tracks, tail impressions, feeding traces, burrows, and even coprolites (fossil feces) is surprisingly scarce.
To date, only a single, unconfirmed, and undated, undated aardvark burrow may have been identified previously.
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