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Golden bandicoot (Isoodon auratus)

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Golden bandicoot pouch being exposed by researcher to reveal two infants (ssp. barrowensis)

© Kathie Atkinson
Researcher handles female golden bandicoot and suckling infants (ssp. barrowensis)

© Kathie Atkinson
Young golden bandicoots (ssp. barrowensis)

© Judy Dunlop/DEC
Young golden bandicoots (ssp. barrowensis)

© Judy Dunlop/DEC
Golden bandicoot family (ssp. barrowensis)

© Kathie Atkinson
Golden bandicoot (ssp. barrowensis), side profile

© Judy Dunlop/DEC
Golden bandicoot (ssp. barrowensis)

© Kathie Atkinson
Golden bandicoot (ssp. barrowensis)

© Kathie Atkinson
Golden bandicoot (ssp. barrowensis) in habitat

© Judy Dunlop/DEC
Several golden bandicoots foraging in habitat (ssp. barrowensis)

© Kathie Atkinson
Pair of golden bandicoot males fighting (ssp. barrowensis)

© Kathie Atkinson
Golden bandicoot

© Frank Woerle / Auscape International

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