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*The [[Echidna]] or Spiny Anteater (''Tachyglossidae'') which is split into two living genera – ''Tachyglossus setosus'', which inhabits most of the mainland of [[Australia]] and the islands to its north, ([[New Guinea]]) and south, ([[Tasmania]]) and ''Zaglossus'', species of which are limited to New Guinea.
*The [[Echidna]] or Spiny Anteater (''Tachyglossidae'') which is split into two living genera – ''Tachyglossus setosus'', which inhabits most of the mainland of [[Australia]] and the islands to its north, ([[New Guinea]]) and south, ([[Tasmania]]) and ''Zaglossus'', species of which are limited to New Guinea.
*The [[Platypus]] or Duckbill ((''Ornithorhynchus anatinus'') which inhabits the wetter forested parts of the eastern third of the continent of Australia, including Tasmania.
*The [[Platypus]] or Duckbill (''Ornithorhynchus anatinus'') which inhabits the wetter forested parts of the eastern third of the continent of Australia, including Tasmania.
Monotremes were completely unknown to Europeans until the late 18th – early 19th centuries
Monotremes were completely unknown to Europeans until the late 18th – early 19th centuries