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Dr. Loy himself has used it to obtain proteins from extinct Australian marsupials, as well as blood cells from ancient human remains.† (source)
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She turned around to find her crisp-knickered daughter communing with cement marsupials.† (source)
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He said hornets better represent the Merryweather spirit than foreign marsupials, plus the Wombat mascot costume was going to suck money from the prom committee's budget.† (source)
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But he was content with a dozen of these fascinating marsupials, which make up the first order of aplacental mammals, as Conseil just had to tell us.† (source)
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He's probably gonna turn into a kangaroo and do some marsupial jujitsu on their ugly faces.† (source)
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She woke to find Safia clinging marsupial-like to her back.† (source)
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There was one in particular—a small orange tabby who had little tiny paws and a pot belly with a pouch that looked kinda marsupial.† (source)
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The legend read "The wombat is a burrowing, nocturnal marsupial found only in Australia, and the only reason to mention it is the dubious distinction it has in joining man and apes in ownership of an appendix."† (source)
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His rosy face just now untucked itself, the whole moment marsupial, strangely wondrous that way, and I thought if I had tasted a family hunger all my life that this should be my daily bread.† (source)
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Soon, creeping along the edge of darkness, came another creature: a marsupial tiger-cat, her eyes widened by the night to glowing oriflammes of fire.† (source)
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The Southern Cross blazed out of a cobalt sky; the sundown wind faded to a whisper; and a pair of marsupial rats, their eyes aglow like luminous peas, hopped hesitantly round the camp site.† (source)
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Possums are a common marsupial found in the United States.†
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Australia has more marsupials than people.†
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