crescent nail-tail wallaby

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The crescent nail-tail wallaby (Onychogalea lunata) was a small, nocturnal Australian marsupial, now believed extinct, distinguished by a pale crescent-shaped marking on its shoulders and a horny “nail” at the tip of its tail.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf extinct species
mammal
marsupial
wallaby
activityPattern nocturnal
belongsToSubfamily Macropodinae NERFINISHED
binomialName Onychogalea lunata NERFINISHED
bodySize small
class Mammalia
commonName crescent nail-tail wallaby
crescent nailtail wallaby
lunated nail-tailed wallaby NERFINISHED
conservationStatusSystem IUCN Red List NERFINISHED
diet forbs
grasses
herbivorous
shrubs
distinguishingFeature horny nail at tip of tail
pale crescent-shaped marking on shoulders
endemicTo Australia NERFINISHED
extinctionStatus believed extinct
family Macropodidae NERFINISHED
firstDescribedBy John Gould NERFINISHED
firstDescriptionYear 1841
genus Onychogalea NERFINISHED
geographicContinent Australia NERFINISHED
historicalRange New South Wales NERFINISHED
South Australia NERFINISHED
central Australia
southwestern Western Australia
IUCNStatus Extinct
kingdom Animalia
likelyExtinctionCauses changes in fire regimes
habitat loss
introduced predators
locomotion saltatory
nativeTo Australia
order Diprotodontia NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
relatedTo bridled nail-tail wallaby NERFINISHED
northern nail-tail wallaby NERFINISHED
reproduction marsupial reproduction
pouched young
scientificName Onychogalea lunata NERFINISHED
shoulderMarking pale crescent-shaped band
tailFeature nail-like horny spur at tail tip
taxonRank species
temporalActivity night-active

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Onychogalea commonName crescent nail-tail wallaby
subject surface form: Onychogalea lunata