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- Protemnodon is an extinct genus of megafaunal macropodids that existed in Australia, Tasmania, and New Guinea in the Pliocene and Pleistocene. Members...
- species) Wallabia (swamp wallaby) †Nombe New Guinea, Late PleistoceneProtemnodon Australia, New Guinea, Pliocene-Late Pleistocene †Congruus South Australia...
- Genus Lagostrophus Banded hare-wallaby, Lagostrophus fasciatus GenusProtemnodon Genus †Troposodon Subfamily †Sthenurinae Genus †Hadronomas Tribe †Sthenurini...
- Nombe nombe. which was formerly classified as a member of the genus Protemnodon. It was native to New Guinea during the Late Pleistocene. It was relatively...
- †Dorcopsoides Genus †Kurrabi Genus †Prionotemnus Genus †Congruus GenusProtemnodon Genus †Baringa Genus †Bohra Genus †Synaptodon Genus †Fissuridon Genus...
- found in Papua New Guinea's Nombe Rockshelter that was classified as Protemnodon nombe until 2022 when it was reclassified in light of a more recent review...
- †Kurrabi Lagorchestes Macropus Notamacropus Onychogalea Osphranter Petrogale †Prionotemnus †Protemnodon Setonix †Silvaroo Thylogale Wallabia †Watutia...
- genus Protemnodon to Silvaroo. Dawson, L. (2004). "New fossil genus of forest wallaby (Marsupialia, Macropodinae) and a review of Protemnodon from eastern...
- kangaroo) spp. e.g. Macropus ferragus Macropus titan Macropus pearsoni Protemnodon (giant wallaby) Troposodon (wallaby) Bohra (giant tree kangaroo) Propleopus...
- in the femora of extinct kangaroos belonging to the genera Macropus, Protemnodon, Sthenurus, Simosthenurus and Procoptodon, and interpret their findings...