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Reconstruction of the predatory behaviour of the extinct marsupial thylacine
Abstract.
The European colonists of Tasmania named the thylacine Thylacinus
cynocephalus a `marsupial wolf' or the `Tasmanian tiger' or `hyena', in
reference to its resemblance to large canids and the bold stripes on its rump.
The largest marsupial carnivore in historic times, it was persecuted for ...
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