Prehistoric Mammals of Australia and New Guinea: One Hundred Million Years of Evolution
John Long, Michael Archer, Timothy Flannery and Suzanne Hand
244 pages, col photos, illus, figs, tabs.
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Presents a history of the development of modern mammals from the unique evolutionary environment of Australia and New Guinea. The authors describe both what is known about prehistoric Australian mammals and what can be reconstructed from the fossil evidence about their appearance and behaviours. It offers facts about how each mammal got its name and provides a description of how the fossil mammal resembles its modern descendants. Over 200 illustrations enhance the text, which describes the age, diet, and habitat of these extinct mammals. The authors also detail how each mammal evolved and is now classified.
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