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phascogale

British  
/ ˌfæsˈkaːɡəli, ˈfæskəɡeɪl /

noun

  1. another name for tuan 2

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They found that in some of these animals, such as the antechinus, the phascogale and the dasykaluta, male attempts to father offspring cost them their lives.

From BBC

Some points in the Anatomy of the Thylasine, Cuscus and Phascogale, with an account of the Comparative Anatomy of the Intrinsic Muscles and Nerves of the Mammalian Pes.

From Project Gutenberg

The species of the genera Nyctophilus, Phalangista, Hepoona, Phascogale, Macropus, Halmaturus, Hypsiprymnus, and Hydromys, appear to be common to all parts of the continent, and also to Van Diemen's Land.

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