Central Greater Glider

Central Greater GliderThe Central Greater Glider is a marsupial of Queensland eucalypt forests. In 15 adults sampled at Redcliffe Vale, mean tail length exceeded mean body length.What does it look like?Among 15 adults from Redcliffe Vale, mean tail length was 45.02 cm and mean body length was 28.27 cm: the mean tail was longer than the mean body. Mean mass was 0.87 kg.How does it live?The Central Greater Glider is a marsupial of Queensland eucalypt forests. In 15 adults sampled at Redcliffe Vale, mean tail length exceeded mean body length.The Queensland Government names P. minor and P. armillatus as inhabitants of the state’s eucalypt forests and describes their dependence on hollow-bearing trees for shelter and breeding.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.