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#FunZooarchFact- A group of possums or possa (possums plural) is called a passel (photo https://t.co/msjeUxOE3m).
#FunZooarchFact- the platypus is one of three living monotremes or egg laying mammals (photo Dave Watts).
#FunZooarchFact- Australia is home to two living ratites the emu and the cassowary (photo @jillian_garvey).
#FunZooarchFact- a baby echidna is called a puggle (photo Dave Watts).
#FunZooarchFact- Diprotodon was the largest marsupial that ever lived at 1.8m tall, 4m long & 2700kg (photo AMNH,NY). #PleistoceneHumpDay
#FunZooarchFact- Australia was home to many strange & amazing fossil kangaroos like this specimen from the Miocene of QLD (photo @wamuseum).
#FunZooarchFact- the Tasmanian devil is the largest living dasyurid or marsupial carnivore (photo @HvilleSanctuary).
#FunZooArchFact- Australia had many #thylacines including this 15 million year old fox-sized species from Riversleigh (Photo Henk Godthelp).
#FunZooArchFact- the gate to the Beaumaris Zoo in Hobart (where the last #Thylacine died) is being restored (photo Wikipedia). #thylastream
#FunZooarchFact- The Beaumaris Zoo was open 1895-1937. The last #Thylacine died here in 1936. You can still visit the sit. #Thylastream
#FunZooarchFact- a group of wombats is called 'a wisdom of wombats' (photo by Dave Watts).
#FunZooarchFact- the burrowing herbivorous wombat is the only marsupial with ever growing incisors, premolars and molars.
#FunZooarchFact- the saggital crest on the skull is usually more pronounced in carnivores & is linked to a larger temporalis muscle.
#FunZooarchFact- first book on animal carcass decay, weathering and taphonomy written by Johannes Weigelt in 1927. English translation 1989.
#FunZooarchFact- 'taphonomy' was introduced by vert palaeontologist Ivan Efremov to describe what happened to an animal after it died.
#FunZooarchFact- It's been hypothesized that emu longbones weren't cracked open to access the marrow as yellow fat was easily accessible.
#FunZooarchFact- macropod (Kangaroo & wallaby) long bones were frequently cracked open to access the highly nutritious marrow.
#FunZooarchFact- koala bones are rarely found in zooarch assemblages & there is little mention of people hunting them in the ethnography.
#FunZooarchFact- Betty Meehan's 1982 ethnographic account of the Anbara's shell gathering activities is still one of the best resources.
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