The body covering of an armadillo consists of a tough, leathery skin embedded with bony plates called osteoderms. These plates form a protective armor that shields the armadillo from predators and environmental hazards. The outer layer of skin is often covered with coarse hair, and their flexible shell allows for some movement while providing defense. This unique body covering is a key adaptation that helps armadillos survive in their habitats.
Shell.
hair/fur
The picture above is of the nine-banded armadillo and a typical armadillo. You describe the shape.
It depends on the classification of vertebrate.Mammals have a body covering of fur, skin or hair.Birds have a body covering of feathers.Reptiles have a body covering of scaly skin.Fish have a body covering of scales.Amphibians have a body covering of moist skin.
No. Armadillos are mammals, not reptiles. They are warm-blooded, and they feed their young on mothers' milk. Their hard covering is not made of the same sort of scales as reptiles' outer covering is.
The body covering is molt I don't know what it is
Wallabies have a body covering of fur.
The body covering is fur.
A lion has a body covering of fur (hair).
The body covering of a lemur is fur.
the body covering of a python is scales
The body covering of a hippopotamus is fur.