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diprotodon

Extinct giant Australian marsupial. It was about the size of a large rhinoceros, with well developed incisor teeth and huge skull. It is the largest known marsupial and lived during the Pleistocene epoch.



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The continent boasts the largest fossil marsupial, Diprotodon, and a collection of the fossilized remains of animals that never appeared anywhere else on earth -- including Palorchestes, a marsupial lion called Thylacoleo carnifex, a carnivorous kangaroo called Propelopus, an assortment of dinosaurs and a recently identified order of mammals called Thingodonta, which are entirely unlike anything found on the rest of the planet.
 
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