Definition of planigale in English:

planigale

noun ˈplanɪɡeɪlˌplanɪˈɡeɪli

1940s: modern Latin, from Latin planus 'flat' (referring to the flat skull of the marsupial), on the pattern of phascogale.

单词	planigale
释义	Definition of planigale in English: planigale noun ˈplanɪɡeɪlˌplanɪˈɡeɪli A very small mouse-like carnivorous marsupial with a long tail, native to Australia and New Guinea. 侏袋鼠 Genus Planigale, family Dasyuridae: several species Example sentencesExamples Another surprise was the apparent association of Planigale populations with tall grasslands on the Tweed Coast. Common Planigales inhabit rainforest, eucalypt forest, heathland, marshland, grassland and rocky areas where there is surface cover, and usually close to water. Origin 1940s: modern Latin, from Latin planus 'flat' (referring to the flat skull of the marsupial), on the pattern of phascogale.
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