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- Pleistocene of Western Australia. It contains a single species, Murrayglossus hacketti, also called Hackett's giant echidna. Though only from a few bones, researchers...
- Vombatus hacketti, Hackett's wombat, is an extinct species of wombat that lived in Southwest Australia during the Late Pleistocene. It survived until very...
- wombat (Vombatus ursinus). The recently extinct Hackett's wombat (Vombatus hacketti) is also a member of this genus. Glauert, Ludwig (1910). "The Mammoth cave"...
- Its po****tion was estimated at 840,000 in 2023. Hackett's wombat (V. hacketti) is an extinct species of genus Vombatus, inhabiting the southwestern part...
- sites in Australia. The genus Murrayglossus is known only from fossils: M. hacketti (previously classified in the genus Zaglossus) from Pleistocene of Western...
- Monotremes are arranged by size with the largest at the top. Murrayglossus hacketti was a sheep-sized echidna uncovered in Mammoth Cave in Western Australia...
- race) Petrogale lateralis (western Kimberley race) Petrogale lateralis hacketti, or Recherche rock-wallaby on an island in the Recherche Archipelago Petrogale...
- Geoffroy, 1803 Genera and species Vombatus Vombatus ursinus †Vombatus hacketti Lasiorhinus Lasiorhinus latifrons Lasiorhinus krefftii †Rhizophascolonus...
- Ma) Species Zaglossus robustus Genus Murrayglossus Species Murrayglossus hacketti Genus Megalibgwilia Species Megalibgwilia ramsayi – Late Pleistocene Species...
- wombat) Phascolonus (giant wombat) Ramasayia magna (giant wombat) Vombatus hacketti (Hackett's wombat) Warendja wakefieldi (dwarf wombat) Sedophascolomys (giant...