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• Honey_possum abstract "The honey possum (Tarsipes rostratus) is a tiny Australian marsupial weighing just 7-11 g for the male, and 8-16 g for the female—about half the weight of a mouse. Their body length ranges from 6.5 cm to 9 cm. They have a typical lifespan between one and two years.Its native names are tait and noolbenger. The honey possum has no close relatives. It is currently classified as the only member of the genus Tarsipes and of the family Tarsipedidae, but many authorities believe it is sufficiently distinct to be more properly raised to a separate superfamily within the Diprotodontia, or perhaps even further. It is thought to be the sole survivor of an otherwise long-extinct marsupial group. Although restricted to a fairly small range in the southwest of Western Australia, it is locally common and does not seem to be threatened with extinction so long as its habitat of heath, shrubland and woodland remains intact and diverse.It is one of the very few entirely nectarivorous mammals; it has a long, pointed snout and a long, protusible tongue with a brush tip that gathers pollen and nectar, like a honeyeater or a hummingbird. Its teeth are fewer and smaller than is typical for marsupials, with the molars reduced to tiny cones, and a dental formula of Floral diversity is particularly important for the honey possum, as it cannot survive without a year-round supply of nectar and, unlike nectarivorous birds, it cannot easily travel long distances in search of fresh supplies. Radio-tracking has shown, however, that males particularly are quite mobile, moving distances of up to 0.5 km in a night and with use areas averaging 0.8 hectares. Both its front and back feet are adept at grasping, enabling it to climb trees with ease, as well as traverse the undergrowth at speed. The honey possum can also use its tail (which is longer than its head and body combined) to grip, much like another arm.The honey possum is mainly nocturnal, but will come out to feed during daylight in cooler weather. Generally, though, it spends the days asleep in a shelter of convenience: a rock cranny, a tree cavity, the hollow inside of a grass tree, or an abandoned bird nest. When food is scarce, or in cold weather, it becomes torpid to conserve energy.".
• Honey_possum binomialAuthority Paul_Gervais.
• Honey_possum class Mammal.
• Honey_possum class Marsupial.
• Honey_possum conservationStatus "LC".
• Honey_possum conservationStatusSystem "iucn3.1".
• Honey_possum kingdom Animal.
• Honey_possum order Diprotodontia.
• Honey_possum phylum Chordate.
• Honey_possum thumbnail Tarsipes_rostratus_-_Gould.jpg?width=300.
• Honey_possum wikiPageID "145025".
• Honey_possum wikiPageRevisionID "605358042".
• Honey_possum binomial "Tarsipes rostratus".
• Honey_possum binomialAuthority "Gervais & Verreaux, 1842".
• Honey_possum classis "Mammalia".
• Honey_possum familia "Tarsipedidae".
• Honey_possum familiaAuthority "Gervais & Verreaux, 1842".
• Honey_possum genus "Tarsipes".
• Honey_possum genusAuthority "Gervais & Verreaux, 1842".
• Honey_possum hasPhotoCollection Honey_possum.
• Honey_possum infraclassis Marsupial.
• Honey_possum name "Honey possum".
• Honey_possum ordo Diprotodontia.
• Honey_possum phylum Chordate.
• Honey_possum rangeMap "Honey Possum area.png".
• Honey_possum rangeMapCaption "Honey possum range".
• Honey_possum regnum "Animalia".
• Honey_possum species "T. rostratus".
• Honey_possum status "LC".
• Honey_possum statusSystem "iucn3.1".
• Honey_possum subject Category:Mammals_of_Western_Australia.
• Honey_possum subject Category:Possums.
• Honey_possum type Animal100015388.
• Honey_possum type Chordate101466257.
• Honey_possum type LivingThing100004258.
• Honey_possum type Mammal101861778.
• Honey_possum type MammalsOfWesternAustralia.
• Honey_possum type Marsupial101874434.
• Honey_possum type Metatherian101873982.
• Honey_possum type Object100002684.
• Honey_possum type Opossum101874928.
• Honey_possum type Organism100004475.
• Honey_possum type PhysicalEntity100001930.
• Honey_possum type Possums.
• Honey_possum type Vertebrate101471682.
• Honey_possum type Whole100003553.
• Honey_possum type Animal.
• Honey_possum type Eukaryote.
• Honey_possum type Mammal.
• Honey_possum type Species.
• Honey_possum type Organism.
• Honey_possum comment "The honey possum (Tarsipes rostratus) is a tiny Australian marsupial weighing just 7-11 g for the male, and 8-16 g for the female—about half the weight of a mouse. Their body length ranges from 6.5 cm to 9 cm. They have a typical lifespan between one and two years.Its native names are tait and noolbenger. The honey possum has no close relatives.".
• Honey_possum label "Honey possum".
• Honey_possum label "Honigbeutler".
• Honey_possum label "Ostronóg".
• Honey_possum label "Slurfbuidelmuis".
• Honey_possum label "Tarsipes rostratus".
• Honey_possum label "Tarsipes rostratus".
• Honey_possum label "Tarsipes rostratus".
• Honey_possum label "Tarsipes rostratus".
• Honey_possum label "Хоботноголовый кускус".
• Honey_possum label "フクロミツスイ".
• Honey_possum sameAs Possum_medosavý.
• Honey_possum sameAs Honigbeutler.
• Honey_possum sameAs Tarsipes_rostratus.
• Honey_possum sameAs Tarsipes_rostratus.
• Honey_possum sameAs Tarsipes_rostratus.
• Honey_possum sameAs Tarsipes_rostratus.
• Honey_possum sameAs フクロミツスイ.
• Honey_possum sameAs 꿀주머니쥐.
• Honey_possum sameAs Slurfbuidelmuis.
• Honey_possum sameAs Ostronóg.
• Honey_possum sameAs Tarsipes_rostratus.
• Honey_possum sameAs m.012dll.
• Honey_possum sameAs Q752020.
• Honey_possum sameAs Q752020.
• Honey_possum sameAs Honey_possum.
• Honey_possum wasDerivedFrom Honey_possum?oldid=605358042.
• Honey_possum depiction Tarsipes_rostratus_-_Gould.jpg.
• Honey_possum isPrimaryTopicOf Honey_possum.
• Honey_possum name "Honey possum".