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The name is a Pig-footed Bandicoot.
The scientific name is marsupial.

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They lived in grassy plains and grassy woodlands located in South and West Australia as well as Western New south Wales and Victoria. They live in desert environments.

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Pig-footed bandicoots teeth are long and slender. They also get there name from the discovery of a specimen who lost their tail in it's life. They assumed it didn't have a tail but in reality they actually have the longest tail of all bandicoots.

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Most Pig-footed bandicoots were herbivorous but some held captive were more likely to be fond of meat such as grasshoppers, termites and ants although the most of the food they ate was grass and leaves.

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Female bandicoots can have a new litter every 7-8 weeks but only have about 2-3 litters a year. They have a short ripening period which only about 12 days.

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They lived from late Pliocene to Early Pleistocene(2.47- 2.92ma)and they went extinct in the 1950's.

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How the pig-footed bandicoot could have survived

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How the pig-footed bandicoot could have survived

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The pig-footed bandicoot could have maybe had more tactics to self defense against predators. They also could have reproduced more because they are small so they could have had more of them to survive. The pig-footed bandicoot could have also migrated to a different area to avoid fires and other predators.

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The pig-footed bandicoot went extinct for various reasons such as predators like cats and foxes, and the habitat changes because of fires and other herbivorous in the area.