Snake_Whisperer
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Ahh, well I guess the majority is correct then! :S I gained no enlightenment though, I already knew that. Guess it's back to the monastery for me.
So would it be right to say GTPs are native to Australia and endemic to Far North QLD
So would it be right to say GTPs are native to Australia and endemic to Far North QLD
No because they occur elsewhere. Roughies are endemic to the Kimberly, Oenpelli pythons are endemic to Ahnem Land, kangaroos are endemic to Australia Etc
Bah bOw!
So majority rules (regardless if it is correct or not) - and Melissa's suggestion must be correct....
What about pronunciation....
For example I say mandarin (for the small orange fruits) but my GF says mandarin.... (pronounced mandareen)... I end mine with rin... that's how it's spelt and sounds... surely....
Who is correct???
Is it mandarin with a rin or mandareen?
Macropods including kangaroos are native to parts of Asia too.
Which kangaroos. I think they are native to Australia but belong to the Macropod family which contains species outside of Australia. The word kangaroo itself is derived from an Aboriginal language
polar bear
I had never even heard of a tree kangaroo. I think your being picky, LOL. Kangaroos as most relate to them are native to Australia
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