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Thylacinus Cynocephalus

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Tasmania, New Guinea, and mainland Australia. They lived over grasslands, wetlands, and dry eucalyptus forests.

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- Wasn't actually a tiger
- It gets its name because of the stripes on its lower back
- The name Thylacinus Cynocephalus means "Dog headed pouched one."

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-Went hunting in pairs most the time
-Went hunting at night
-Ate kangaroos, small rodents, and birds
- Also preyed on sheep

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The Thylacine breaded from winter to spring.The maximum number of young in a season was four although the average litter was probably three. When these are born they are tiny and hairless.

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The excessive hunting, and habitat destruction that was going on led to their extinction. So did introduced diseases.

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3-4 traits your Tasmanian tiger could have evolved/adapted to potentially survive

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3-4 traits your Tasmanian tiger could have evolved/adapted to potentially survive

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Tasmanian tiger were similar to canids, which is a family that includes dogs, wolves and foxes.

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Lived 4,000 to 5,000 years ago