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Bettongs,
species of the
genus Bettongia, are
potoroine marsupials once
common in Australia. They are
important ecosystem engineers displaced during the...
- two nights,
before it
moves on in
search of food. Like
other bettongs, the
eastern bettong is a
continuous breeder,
producing young throughout the year...
- to 94 entrances.
Warrens are communal,
housing an
average of 20–40
bettongs.
Bettongs appear to
switch warrens from time to time,
though each has one or...
- and
other subsoil foods. Four
modern species of
bettongs are
extant and two have
become extinct.
Bettongs were
endangered because settlers took much of...
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Potoroidae (potoroos &
bettongs),
small to
medium marsupials that
include the
living Potorous (potoroos) and
Bettongia (
bettongs). They are not closely...
- Naturalist. 84: 8–22. "Brush-tailed
bettong". Smithsonian's
National Zoo. 25
April 2016.
Retrieved 2018-04-28. "
Bettongs (Rat Kangaroos) - Bush
Heritage Australia"...
- one of the suborders, Phalangeriformes. Kangaroos,
wallabies and allies,
bettongs,
potoroos and rat
kangaroos are all
members of this suborder. Superfamily...
- 2022). "Endangered
bettongs complete 2,000km
journey to new home in
South Australia".
Marna Banggara.
Retrieved 3
August 2022. "
Bettongs doing well on SA...
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World leaf-nosed bat Balbaroo, an
ancient balbarid Bettongia moyesi, a
bettong Bulungamaya, an
ancient member of
Bulungamayinae Cookeroo, an
ancient kangaroo...
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showing close morphological features found in the
modern potoroines, the
bettongs and
potoroos of Australia. The
group possess characteristics of
their dentition...
