[DOC] [TLE] Some species of this marsupial in South America have a ... - YouTube [PAR] Jun 29, 2016 ... Phascolomis ursinus, this burrowing marsupial of Australia, resembles a small 
bear # Quiz # Question. 0:29. Amazing Videos. No views... [DOC] [TLE] Australian burrowing marsupial - Crossword Clue Answers [PAR] Australian burrowing marsupial? Find the answer to the crossword clue 
Australian burrowing marsupial. 1 answer to this clue. [DOC] [TLE] wombat | marsupial | Britannica.com [PAR] Vombatidae any of three large terrestrial species of Australian marsupials. Like 
woodchucks, wombats are heavily built and virtually tailless burrowers with small 
eyes and short... ... dig in cultivated fields and pastures and because their 
burrows may harbour rabbits. ... Common wombat Phascolomis, or Vombatus 
ursinus. [DOC] [TLE] Wombats - Credo Reference [PAR] shy marsupial of Australia and Tasmania, related to the koala. ... Their burrows, 
which may be 100 ft (31.5 m) long, terminate in grassy nests. ... The coarse-
haired wombat (Phascolomis ursinus). ... any of several species of stocky plant-
eating Australian marsupial mammal resemblings that resemble a small bear: 
family... [DOC] [TLE] Australian marsupials, monotremes, mammals, fauna - Aussie-Info ... [PAR] Australia is home to a variety of native mammals both on land and in the ... A 
small marsupial that ranges in size from a rat to a rabbit. ... They look like a 
hedgehog or porcupine but are not related. ... The koala is not a bear but a 
marsupial. ... They dig very quickly and make a burrow from 10 to 15 feet long 
with a nest of bark... [DOC] [TLE] Mr Woolloomooloo's Wombat Home Page Welcome to the site ... [PAR] They are classified as marsupials because they give birth to very small ... The 
name "wombat" comes from the Australian aboriginal word "vomat" or "wombach.
" ... Vombatus ursinus (Common wombat) Sometimes called Phascolomis ursinus 
... The wombat is most often described as resembling a small bear, but it has also
... [DOC] [TLE] marsupial - Dictionary Definition : Vocabulary.com [PAR] The most famous marsupial is the kangaroo, but there are many others, such as 
wallabies, ... What makes marsupials different from primates or rodents (who are 
also mammals) is that ... small burrowing Australian marsupial that resembles a 
mole ... primitive pouched mammals found mainly in Australia and the Americas... [DOC] [TLE] Special Animals - Kittara's Site Index - Tripod [PAR] Kangaroo, a marsupial (pouched) mammal, native to Australia, New Guinea, and 
... the rat kangaroos, so-called because of their superficial resemblance to large 
rats. ... In the early days of European settlement the smaller species of wallabies 
..... wombat, Vombatus or Phascolomis ursinus, is native to Australia, Tasmania,... [DOC] [TLE] wombat       [PAR] common wombat  , Vombatus ursinus ... wombat wombat  
noun  an Australian animal like a small bear , that carries its young in a ... n 
   (Phascolomis). * * * ... of burrowing 
marsupials resembling small bears, found in Australia, Tasmania, and several 
Pacific islands  [DOC] [TLE] The 'wombat' trail - David Nash - Transient Languages & Cultures [PAR] Jan 17, 2009 ... We have only one other word of an Australian language written down by ... us 
that the Gundungurra and Dharook natives could converse with but little difficulty. 
... namely cullawine denoting the marsupial bear that we now know as the koala. 
... The wombat of the Blue Mountains (Vombatus ursinus) is in the... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "Memoirs of the National Museum ... - Internet Archive [PAR] CONTENTS Page A Collection of Sub-Fossil Bird and Marsupial Remains from 
King Island, ... Tasmania a group of smaller islands Hunter Islands and the Hum- 
mocks. ... In the early days of Australian settlement a few sealers and fishermen 
...... taken as a fairly accurate description of this species :  Phascolomys ursinus
. [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "Palaeontology" - Internet Archive [PAR] Specimens in the Geological Survey and Museum collections bear the prefix .... 
Occipital ring strongly convex with small median tubercle. ...... In these respects it

Question: Phascolomis ursinus, this burrowing marsupial of Australia, resembles a small bear
Answer: Wombat