File:Nine-banded-Armadillo white background.jpg

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Lithograph of a nine-banded armadillo from the 1918 National Geographic Small Mammal series

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1918

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Alternative names	Louis A. Fuertes; Louis Agassize Fuertes
Description	American artist
Date of birth/death	7 February 1874	22 August 1927
Location of birth/death	Ithaca	Ithaca
Work period	1896–1927
Work location	Ithaca
Authority file	: Q1871480 VIAF: 59198877 ISNI: 000000008386148X ULAN: 500028454 LCCN: n50047914 NLA: 35106626 WorldCat

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