Thylogale
- noun
- Australian
- Researchers observed several Thylogale individuals feeding at dusk in the Tasmanian forest.
Examples
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The Thylogale species are notable for their compact size and secretive behavior.
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Conservationists are working to protect the habitat of the endangered Thylogale in New Guinea.
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The Thylogale is often found in dense forests.
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Many Thylogales are nocturnal and shy.
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Conservationists are working to protect the habitat of the endangered Thylogale in New Guinea.
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Researchers observed several Thylogale individuals feeding at dusk in the Tasmanian forest.
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The Thylogale species are notable for their compact size and secretive behavior.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Thylogale comes from Greek parts: thylakos meaning 'pouch' and gale meaning 'weasel'. So, the name paints a picture of a small 'pouched weasel', which helps you remember that Thylogale are little pouch-bearing animals called pademelons.