golden bandicoot
golden bandicoot noun: any member of the species Isodon auratus of short-nosed bandicoots, endemic to much of northern, central, and western Australia, but now principally found in northern Australia.
Noun
golden bandicoot (plural golden bandicoots)
- Any member of the species Isodon auratus of short-nosed bandicoots, endemic to much of northern, central, and western Australia, but now principally found in northern Australia.
Forms of golden bandicoot
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Questions about golden bandicoot
- What does golden bandicoot mean?
- Golden bandicoot means any member of the species Isodon auratus of short-nosed bandicoots, endemic to much of northern, central, and western Australia, but now principally found in northern Australia.
- What part of speech is golden bandicoot?
- Golden bandicoot is a noun.
- What is the plural of golden bandicoot?
- The plural of golden bandicoot is golden bandicoots.
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