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*** Family Myrmecobiidae: numbat
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*** and Myrmecobiidae
*** Family Myrmecobiidae ( numbats )
Family and Myrmecobiidae
** Family Myrmecobiidae
** Family Myrmecobiidae: Numbat
* Family Myrmecobiidae
*********** Family Myrmecobiidae: numbat
Myrmecobiidae and numbat
The carnivorous marsupials — order Dasyuromorphia — are represented by two surviving families: the Dasyuridae with 51 members, and the Myrmecobiidae with the numbat as its sole surviving member.
The numbat genus Myrmecobius is the sole member of the family Myrmecobiidae ; one of the three families that make up the order Dasyuromorphia, the Australian marsupial carnivores.
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