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Autore: Il petauro dello zucchero (Petaurus breviceps Linnaeus, 1758) è un piccolo marsupiale australiano.
Petauro dello zucchero
E’ un animale sociale che forma piccoli gruppi di sei, sette individui. La sua caratteristica principale è la capacità di spiccare lunghi salti planati grazie alla presenza di una membrana estensibile che collega gli arti (patagio).
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