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3Vote!

It's a shrew opossum!

The Disillusioned Taxonomist (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009

Another virtual point goes to J. Velez-Juarbe for guessing that the skull belongs to a caenolestid. Dusky shrew opossum Caenolestes fuliginosus Tomes, 1863 Caenolestidae; Paucituberculata; Mammalia; Chordata Cambridge Zoology Museum June 2008 The caenolestids, shrew opossums, rat opossums, or flap-lips (!) are a family of three extant genera ( Caenolestes, Lestoros and Rhyncholestes ) in their own...

Explore : Critically endangered species, Life Sciences, Sciences, Zoology
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Thylacoleo: Herbivore or Carnivore?

Laelaps (Free subscription) | 06/09/2009

A restoration of the skull of Thylacoleo . From The Ancient Life History of the Earth . Without a doubt, the extinct marsupial predator Thylacoleo was one of the strangest carnivorous mammals ever to have evolved. This predator from ancient Australia did not have piercing canines but instead bit into prey with large, forward facing incisors, and it sheared flesh from its kills with huge, cleaver-like...

Explore : Critically endangered species, Sciences