I’m a PhD candidate at UNSW studying palaeontology, looking at extinct possums from the Riversleigh World Heritage Area in Queensland. Australia has a lot of possums, so I’m focused on two specific families: a bizarre extinct family, and extinct relatives of little gliding possums like the sugar glider.
Research keyword: Extinct Possums
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