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The tammar wallaby is a small macropod species found in western and southern Australia, including on Kangaroo Island and some offshore islands. It is among the smaller members of the wallaby family. The tammar wallaby has been extensively studied as a model organism in marsupial biology, particularl...
The common fat-tailed mouse opossum is a small South American marsupial notable for storing fat in its tail to survive seasonal food shortages.
The broad-faced potoroo (Potorous platyops) was a small marsupial native to southwestern Australia that is now extinct. Described by naturalist John Gould in 1844, it was characterized by its unusually broad face compared to other potoroos. The species inhabited dense scrubland and heath environment...
The western brush wallaby is a southwestern Western Australian macropod, described by Jourdan in 1837 and known for its black-gloved forelimbs.
The Caatinga Plain is a semi-arid lowland region within Brazil's northeastern interior, dominated by the Caatinga biome—a dry tropical forest unique to South America and found nowhere else on Earth.
Heteracris adspersa is an agricultural pest native to Africa and the Middle East, frequently causing significant damage to various cereal crops.
