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eastern long-beaked echidna
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eastern long-beaked echidna

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Also known as: Zaglossus bartoni
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  • short-beaked echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus)
    echidna
    / Long-beaked echidnas

    …echidnas are nearly identical to eastern long-beaked echidnas; however, they are often larger and heavier. Large western long-beaked echidnas often approach 77.5 cm (about 31 inches) in length and weigh up to 16.5 kg (about 36 pounds). In contrast, the adult weight of the eastern long-beaked echidna ranges from 4.2…

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    …echidnas are nearly identical to eastern long-beaked echidnas; however, they are often larger and heavier. Large western long-beaked echidnas often approach 77.5 cm (about 31 inches) in length and weigh up to 16.5 kg (about 36 pounds). In contrast, the adult weight of the eastern long-beaked echidna ranges from 4.2…

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