After the winter solstice, while the ambient temperature still remained low, nest sharing declined rapidly, due to increasing intolerance among the fat-tailed dunnarts, as breeding began.
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Dunnart
//ˈdʌnə(ɹ)t//
Synonyms for "dunnart"
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18 entriesButler's dunnartGilbert's dunnartJulia Creek dunnartKakadu dunnartOoldea dunnartchestnut dunnartcommon dunnartfat-tailed dunnartgreater hairy-footed dunnartgrey-bellied dunnartlarge long-tailed dunnartlesser hairy-footed dunnartlittle long-tailed dunnartred-cheeked dunnartsandhill dunnartstripe-faced dunnart
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Czech
1 entries- vakomyš noun (marsupial of the genus Sminthopsis)
Finnish
1 entries- pussihiiri noun (marsupial of the genus Sminthopsis)
Hungarian
1 entries- erszényescickány noun (marsupial of the genus Sminthopsis)
Polish
1 entries- grubogonik noun (marsupial of the genus Sminthopsis)
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During the original AWC survey, Alexander Baynes identified, in a single hollow salmon gum, 283 jaws of half-a-dozen native mammal species, mostly dunnarts, many of which were recovered from owl pellets.
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Reptiles are an important food source for a wide range of animals, including birds and small native marsupials such as the yellow-footed antechinus and the fat-tailed dunnart.
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