Steve Wroe's Homepage - Contains up to date information on various aspects of marsupial carnivore evolution and palaeontology via popular and technical articles available for download in PDF format.

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	Contains up to date information on various aspects of marsupial carnivore evolution and palaeontology via popular and technical articles available for download in PDF format. Sponsored Links:
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Title:	Stephen Wroe, School of Biological Sciences, University of Sydney, Australia
Description:	Stephen Wroe, Postdoctoral Research Fellow,Biological Sciences, University of Sydney
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