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The tammar wallaby is a small Australian macropod, described by Desmarest in 1817 and used as a model marsupial with its genome sequenced in 2011.
The red-necked wallaby is a temperate eastern Australian macropod, described by Desmarest in 1817 and established as an introduced animal in New Zealand.
The agile wallaby is a common northern Australian and southern New Guinea wallaby, described by John Gould in 1842 and known for sandy coloration.
The whiptail wallaby is an eastern Australian wallaby, described by Bennett in 1835 and also called the pretty-faced wallaby for its facial stripes.
The Parma wallaby is a small forest wallaby from northeastern New South Wales, rediscovered on New Zealand's Kawau Island in 1965.
The western brush wallaby is a southwestern Western Australian macropod, described by Jourdan in 1837 and known for its black-gloved forelimbs.
