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To: | Graham Stephinson <>, canberrabirds chatline <> |
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Subject: | Antechinus? |
From: | Bron King <> |
Date: | Fri, 18 Feb 2011 16:08:15 +1100 |
The Agile Antechinus was described in 1998, so many of our favourite
field guides won't list it. Prior to 1998 A. agilis was
confused with A. stuartii (Brown Antechinus) which is
superficially similar. The published description of A.
agilis is at
http://www.publish.csiro.au/paper/ZO97036.htm. I'm not directly familiar with the habitat at Garuwanga, but it is within the range of two antechinuses; A. agilis and A. swainsonii (Dusky Antechinus). The Dusky is confined to moist forest gullies with friable soil, while the Agile uses a wide range of forest habitats. Daryl King At 09:40 AM 18/02/2011, Graham Stephinson wrote: Peter, |
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