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There are three major biomes in Australia. Each has it's own organisms and climate.

Tropical: this consists of a closed-canopy rain forest or eucalyptus forests with mountain ash and gum trees. The cold tropical rainforests in the Melbourne area were spectacular. Marsupials include: koalas, opossums, platypus, flying foxes,and lyre birds.

Savanna: this is typically, a grassland or woodland area. Inhabitants include: emus, red kangaroos, rabbit bandicoots, and parrots.

Desert: this area is typically barren of vegetation and desert varieties of eucalptyus and acacia. Animals living here include: the marsupial moles, devil lizards, and parakeets. Notice that the desert barrier of the interior of Australia isolate the four corners of Australia.

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There are three major biomes in Australia. Each has it's own organisms and climate. Tropical: this consists of a closed-canopy rain forest or eucalyptus forests with mountain ash and gum trees. The cold tropical rainforests in the Melbourne area were spectacular. Marsupials include: koalas, opossums, platypus, flying foxes,and lyre birds.

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Plants & animals - Parks and Wildlife Service

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The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions - Parks and Wildlife Service, protects and conserves the State's natural environment on behalf of the people of Western Australia.

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The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions - Parks and Wildlife Service, protects and conserves the State's natural environment on behalf of the people of Western Australia.

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Entomology (Insect) Collection | Western Australian Museum

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This collection contains representatives of all kinds of insects, chiefly from Western Australia, but including specimens from other Australian states and elsewhere in the world. Specimens are dried and pinned, preserved in ethanol, or slide-mounted. This collection serves primarily as a reference and research collection rather than for display.

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Distribution of Desert Biomes in Australia