| 1. | "Macropus antilopinus " is the exception among wallaroos.
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| 2. | The mainland form, " Macropus rufogriseus banksianus ", breeds all year round.
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| 3. | "M . macropus " has dark-grey to reddish brown fur covering its venter.
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| 4. | The common wallaroo ( " Macropus robustus " or wallaroo ) is the best-known species.
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| 5. | There are eight species of bat including the vulnerable large footed myotis ( " Myotis macropus " ).
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| 6. | No broader bat surveys have targeted " M . macropus " by concentrating surveying efforts on inland water bodies.
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| 7. | The black wallaroo ( " Macropus bernardus " ) occupies an area of steep, rocky ground in Arnhem Land.
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| 8. | A decline in water quality and increased urbanisation have been linked to " M . macropus " exclusion from aquatic habitats.
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| 9. | Small numbers of western grey kangaroo ( " Macropus fuliginosus " ) shelter in the park during the day and feed in neighbouring pastures.
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| 10. | It is the nominate subspecies of " Dendrobium macropus ", which occurs in eastern Australia as well as in Fiji and New Caledonia.
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