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The woylie is a brush-tailed bettong described by Waterhouse in 1841, now largely confined to protected Western Australian populations.
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The eastern bettong is a Tasmanian potoroid described in 1822, with mainland Australian populations reintroduced near Canberra in 2012.
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The northern bettong is an endangered Queensland potoroid described by Wakefield in 1967, restricted to far northeastern eucalypt woodland.
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