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Tree roo poo predicts joey

17 August 2015

Dr Keeley of UQ’s School of Agriculture and Food Sciences, worked with Dreamworld staff to investigate potential breeding problems in a female Lumholtz tree kangaroo - one of only two known Australian species of tree kangaroo, from Far North Queensland.

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