Woolley's Three-striped Dasyure

Woolley's Three-striped DasyureMyoictis leucura is a marsupial of New Guinea. A 2005 museum paper describes its three dark dorsal lines and white tail tip as diagnostic and maps specimen records in the southern Central Cordillera of Papua New Guinea.What does it look like?The back is dark reddish brown and the underside is lighter. Three dark lines run along the back, with brighter red fur between them; the tail tip is white.How does it live?Myoictis leucura is a marsupial of New Guinea. A 2005 museum paper describes its three dark dorsal lines and white tail tip as diagnostic and maps specimen records in the southern Central Cordillera of Papua New Guinea.The 2008 IUCN species assessment records it from primary lowland and montane forest in New Guinea.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.