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| − | '''Tasmanian tiger''' is a carnivorous marsupial, which as recently as 1986 officially became extinct in [[Tasmania]]. Its academic name is Thylacine. The last documented sighting was in 1936. <ref> [http://www.guardian.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4424142,00.html "Back from the Dead"], Thursday May 30, 2002, ''Guardian''</ref> | + | '''Tasmanian tiger''' is a carnivorous marsupial, which as recently as 1986 officially became extinct in [[Tasmania]]. Its academic name is Thylacine. The last documented sighting was in 1936. <ref> [http://www.guardian.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4424142,00.html "Back from the Dead"], Thursday May 30, 2002, ''Guardian''</ref> While some hold out hope that Thylacines still exist in the wild, others hope that the animal can be cloned from musuem tissue samples. |
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Tasmanian tiger is a carnivorous marsupial, which as recently as 1986 officially became extinct in Tasmania. Its academic name is Thylacine. The last documented sighting was in 1936. [1] While some hold out hope that Thylacines still exist in the wild, others hope that the animal can be cloned from musuem tissue samples.
- ↑ "Back from the Dead", Thursday May 30, 2002, Guardian
