northern quoll
northern quoll noun: a species of quoll, Dasyurus hallucatus, native to parts of northern Australia.
Noun
northern quoll (plural northern quolls)
- A species of quoll, Dasyurus hallucatus, native to parts of northern Australia.
- Cane toads, which were introduced into Queensland in the 1930s to control crop pests, have been responsible for wiping out many native animals, including local populations of the endangered northern quoll, the smallest of Australia’s four quoll species.2018 March 19, Amy McNeilage, The Guardian
- Synonyms:
- satanellus
Synonyms of northern quoll
- satanellus
Forms of northern quoll
| plural | northern quolls |
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Questions about northern quoll
- What does northern quoll mean?
- Northern quoll means a species of quoll, Dasyurus hallucatus, native to parts of northern Australia.
- What part of speech is northern quoll?
- Northern quoll is a noun.
- What is the plural of northern quoll?
- The plural of northern quoll is northern quolls.
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