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![. A manual of zoology for the use of students : with a general introduction on the principles of zoology . Zoology. MARSUPIALIA. 533 Kangaroos" fonn the genus Petrogale, and inhabit the moun- tainous regions of North-western Australia. The Kangaroo-rats {Hypsiprymnus) differ from the true Kan- garoos chiefly in their smaller size, and in the presence of well- developed upper canines (fig. 206, B), and in having scaly tails. They are diminutive nocturnal animals, and they live mostly upon roots. â c. Carpop/iaga. ^-IntermediaXe between the Kangaroos and the typical members of the present s Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDKKY3/a-manual-of-zoology-for-the-use-of-students-with-a-general-introduction-on-the-principles-of-zoology-zoology-marsupialia-533-kangaroosquot-fonn-the-genus-petrogale-and-inhabit-the-moun-tainous-regions-of-north-western-australia-the-kangaroo-rats-hypsiprymnus-differ-from-the-true-kan-garoos-chiefly-in-their-smaller-size-and-in-the-presence-of-well-developed-upper-canines-fig-206-b-and-in-having-scaly-tails-they-are-diminutive-nocturnal-animals-and-they-live-mostly-upon-roots-c-carpopiaga-intermediaxe-between-the-kangaroos-and-the-typical-members-of-the-present-s-RDKKY3.jpg ". A manual of zoology for the use of students : with a general introduction on the principles of zoology . Zoology. MARSUPIALIA. 533 Kangaroos" fonn the genus Petrogale, and inhabit the moun- tainous regions of North-western Australia. The Kangaroo-rats {Hypsiprymnus) differ from the true Kan- garoos chiefly in their smaller size, and in the presence of well- developed upper canines (fig. 206, B), and in having scaly tails. They are diminutive nocturnal animals, and they live mostly upon roots. â c. Carpop/iaga. ^-IntermediaXe between the Kangaroos and the typical members of the present s Stock Photo")
RMRDKKY3–. A manual of zoology for the use of students : with a general introduction on the principles of zoology . Zoology. MARSUPIALIA. 533 Kangaroos" fonn the genus Petrogale, and inhabit the moun- tainous regions of North-western Australia. The Kangaroo-rats {Hypsiprymnus) differ from the true Kan- garoos chiefly in their smaller size, and in the presence of well- developed upper canines (fig. 206, B), and in having scaly tails. They are diminutive nocturnal animals, and they live mostly upon roots. â c. Carpop/iaga. ^-IntermediaXe between the Kangaroos and the typical members of the present s
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