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Greater Glider (print)

Image of Print depicting Greater Glider (print) 1833
19th century
20th century
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Australia
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Oceania
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squirrel
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19th century
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Greater Glider (print)

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1833 AD - 1923 AD (C19th AD - C20th AD)

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The magnificent greater glider perches on a tree trunk with its gliding membranes spread. The reddish-brown fur with darker back and bushy tail gives this marsupial its distinctive appearance. These nocturnal gliders of Australian forests possess a membrane stretched between front and hind legs, allowing them to glide up to 100 meters from tree to tree. They feed primarily on tree sap and nectar. By C. Berjeau lith., M & N Hanhart imp. FromProceedings of the General Meetings for Scientific Business of the Zoological Society of London. London, Messrs. Longmans, Green, and Co. (1833 - 1923). [Natural history, Mammals, Marsupials, Gliding possums, Flying phalangers, Petaurus, Pteromys magnificus, Australia, New Guinea, Gliding animal, Arboreal, Nocturnal, Petaurus australis, Patagium, Possums]

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