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Scientists discover two new marsupial species in Australia

Summary by Yahoo News

If you take a walk through the forests of Australia's east coast, you might come across the greater glider -- a possum-sized marsupial with big ears and a long furry tail, that glides from tree to tree.

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Yahoo News

Scientists discover two new marsupial species in Australia

4 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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News18 India

Two New Flying Marsupial Species Discovered in Australia and Its 'Biodiversity Got a Lot Richer'

During the nights, the marsupials can soar up to 100 metres into the air as they hop from tree branches, hunting for eucalyptus leaves.

4 years ago·India

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The Guardian

Two new greater glider species discovered: 'Australia’s biodiversity just got a lot richer'

One of the world’s biggest gliding mammals, Australia’s greater glider is actually three separate species, according to new researchOne of the world’s biggest gliding mammals, Australia’s once-common and unique greater glider, actually comprises three separate species, according to new genetic research.Researchers said the findings should prompt urgent work to better understand the three species which are under pressure from rising temperatures,…

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Two new species of marsupial found in Australia

Country’s devastating bushfires prompt reassessment of animals’ conservation status, which led to discovery

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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CNN

Scientists discover two new marsupial species in Australia

4 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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NZ Herald

New Australian species a cute discovery in eucalyptus forest - NZ Herald

After last year's disastrous wildfire season there appears some welcome good news has emerged from the forests of Australia's east coast. It comes in the form of two previously unknown species of flying marsupial gliders, soaring...

4 years ago·Auckland, New Zealand

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