- W.; Evans,
Alistair R. (March 2023). "Inferring the
palaeobiology of
palorchestid marsupials through analysis of
mammalian humeral and
femoral shape"....
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living from the
Miocene through to the Late Pleistocene. Like
other palorchestids, it had
highly retracted nasal region suggesting that it had a prehensile...
- wombats, as well as
extinct members such as the
diprotodontids and
palorchestids. The
group first appeared in the Late Oligocene. The
earliest thylacoleonids...
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While the
herbivore fauna is
composed of diprotodontids, kangaroos,
palorchestids,
wombats and the emu,
carnivores are
represented by Thylacoleo, two...
- the form of
molars found in the
early wynyardiids with
those of the
palorchestids. The type
species and
genus were
named in 1986 by
Peter F. Murray, conducting...
-
marsupial moles, possums, wombat-like
diprotodontids as well as
trunked palorchestids.
Black was
described in the book "Rebels, Scholars, Explorers: Women...
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attempt to
determine the
ecology of
palorchestids from
their humeral and
femoral shape, and
argue that
palorchestids used
their forelimbs in a specialised...
-
descriptions of the
appendicular skeleton and body m****
estimates for
three palorchestid species (Palorchestes azael,
Palorchestes parvus and a
member of the...
