Dorcopsis

• White-striped dorcopsis Dorcopsis hageni

  

  The white-striped dorcopsis is a macropod marsupial of lowland forests in northern New Guinea. A pale stripe on the back is a distinguishing feature.

• Gray Dorcopsis Dorcopsis luctuosa

  

  The Gray Dorcopsis is a lowland marsupial of southern and southeastern New Guinea. Its smoky-gray back has a yellow patch around the cloacal opening.

• Brown Dorcopsis Dorcopsis muelleri

  

  The brown dorcopsis is a wallaby of New Guinea forests. A field study in West Papua also recorded its use of riverbank grassland.

• Black Dorcopsis Dorcopsis atrata

  The black dorcopsis is a forest wallaby from New Guinea and Goodenough Island. It eats soft leaves, roots, grasses, and fruit.

• White-striped dorcopsis Dorcopsis hageni

  

  The white-striped dorcopsis is a macropod marsupial of lowland forests in northern New Guinea. A pale stripe on the back is a distinguishing feature.

• Gray Dorcopsis Dorcopsis luctuosa

  

  The Gray Dorcopsis is a lowland marsupial of southern and southeastern New Guinea. Its smoky-gray back has a yellow patch around the cloacal opening.

• Brown Dorcopsis Dorcopsis muelleri

  The brown dorcopsis is a wallaby of New Guinea forests. A field study in West Papua also recorded its use of riverbank grassland.