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Definitions from the WebGenus PhalangerDefinition:The genus Phalanger refers to a group of marsupials native to Australia, New Guinea, and surrounding islands. They are commonly called phalangers or cuscuses and are known for their arboreal habits. Senses/Usages:1. Noun - Zoology:A genus of marsupials comprising various arboreal species native to Australia, New Guinea, and nearby islands. Phalangers have long tails and strong limbs, giving them excellent climbing abilities. Related Products on Amazon: Phalanger Toys Phalanger PlushSample Sentence:The Sirenia phalanger, a unique member of the genus Phalanger, is known for its distinct black and white markings. 2. Noun - Local:In a local context, the term "genus phalanger" might refer to a specific group of phalanger species found only in a particular region or habitat. Related Products on Amazon: Local Wildlife Guide Local Animal ConservationSample Sentence:The aboriginal community revered the genus phalanger as a symbol of resilience and adaptability. | ||||
genus pezophaps genus phacelia genus phacochoerus genus phaethon genus phaius genus phalacrocorax genus phalaenopsis genus phalaenoptilus genus phalanger genus phalangium genus phalaris genus phalaropus genus phallus genus pharomacrus genus phascogale genus phascolarctos genus phaseolus
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