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The Mammals: A Guide to the Living Species
Honey Phalanger. Australia. (IT) Subfamily. 129 Macrotis lagotis. 130 Macrotis
leucura. 131 Macrotis minor. 132 Chaeropus ecaudatus. 133 Rhynchomeles
prattorum. 134 Thylacis obesulus. 135 Thylacis barrotvensis. 136 Thylacis
macrourus.
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Seamak zoogad systems: zoological data storage, retrieval ...
Australia 016- 001-0 Tarsipes..spenserae - Honey Phalanger. Australia G-02-07
VOMBATIDAE G-02-07-001-001-0 Phascolomis ursinus ursinus - Common
Wombat. Australia 002-0 Phascolomis ursinus tasmaniensis - Common Wombat.
Ulysses S. Seal, D. G. Makey, American Association of Zoo Veterinarians, 1971
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Animal Life Encyclopedia: Volume 10 Mammals I
... Tenrec Eared Hedgehog Long-eared Hedgehog Primates Himalayan Water
Shrew Placental Mammals Apes and Men Honey Phalanger Leadbeater's
Possum Hottentot Golden Mole Pretty-face Wallaby Entellus Langur Hoolock
Gibbon Old ...
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Transactions of the Zoological Society of London
Superfamilly Phalangeroidea. Family I. Phalangeridae Thomas. Subfamily
Tarsipedinae. 1. Tarsipes spencerae Gray. Honey-Phalanger. This highly
specialized Phalanger differs from all the other members of the family, and
indeed from all the ...
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Papers and Proceedings of the Royal Society of Tasmania
... many diprotodonts, D is greater than C. This is also true of the ring-tailed
phalanger, Pseudocheirus, and the flying phalanger, Petaurus breviceps, the
honey phalanger, Tarsipes spencerae, and the pygmy glider, Acrobates
pygmaeus.
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Guide to Living Mammals
... ( 126) Tachyglossus - Australian spiny anteater (14) Talpa - the common mole (
38) Tamandua - collared anteater (66) Tapirus - tapir (119) Tarsipes - honey
phalanger (25) Tarsius - spectral tarsier (55) Tayassu - peccary (127) Tenrec -
tenrec ...
J. E. Webb, John Anthony Wallwork, John Hamel Elgood, 1977
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The illustrated encyclopedia of mammals
It inhabits the rain Phalangeridae forests of northern Australia and New Guinea. It
feeds almost exclusively The Honey Phalanger (Tar- sipes spenserae). a email
relative of koalas, is a most interesting marsupial. It feeds on nectar and pollen ...
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Time Trails: A Study of the History of Life on Earth
For example, the honey phalanger, a squirrel-like marsupial, sucks nectar from
flowers the way a hummingbird does. The kangaroo rat hops, hides, and grazes
like a rabbit. The cuscus lives in trees and uses its grasping tail like a monkey.
