Cladosictis
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Cladosictus is an extinct genus of marsupial.
It was an otter-like creature of about 80 cm (2 ft 8 in) long. Its body and tail were long, the limbs were short. Cladosictis probably hunted small creatures in low undergrowth, using its low posture for cover. Possibly, it also stole bird and reptile eggs. Cladosictis's teeth were identical to those of placental mammals.
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