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Phalangeriformes

Phalangeriformes /fəˈlændʒərɪfɔːrmiːz/ are quadrupedal marsupials with long tails. They are a paraphyletic suborder of Diprotodontia, consisting of about 70 species[clarification needed] of small to medium-sized marsupials native to Australia, New Guinea, and Sulawesi. It includes possums, gliders, and cuscus.

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Phalangeriformes → About, Australian, Diprotodontia, However, Macropodiformes, Morales, Note, Ruedas, Vombatiformes

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possum cuscus ringtail glider brushtail genus pygmy common greater triok subfamily possums spotted bear needed marsupials island long-fingered phalangeridae species

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kangaroosinstance ofAustralasian possums are more closely related to other Australasian marsupials0.80text
Phalangeriformesrelated to ClassificationAbout0.60section
Phalangeriformesrelated to ClassificationAustralian0.60section
Phalangeriformesrelated to ClassificationDiprotodontia0.60section
Phalangeriformesrelated to ClassificationVombatiformes0.60section
Phalangeriformesrelated to ClassificationMacropodiformes0.60section
Phalangeriformesrelated to ClassificationNote0.60section
Phalangeriformesrelated to ClassificationRuedas0.60section
Phalangeriformesrelated to ClassificationMorales0.60section
Phalangeriformesrelated to ClassificationHowever0.60section

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