Eastern Hare-wallaby - Distribution and Habitat

Distribution and Habitat

This species once inhabited the interior of New South Wales, Victoria and the Murray River region of South Australia. It was common in the level country between the Murray and Darling rivers, as well as the Liverpool Plains. Its preferred habitat consided of open plains and grasslands.

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