gave it a unique appearance and probably played a role in visual display during the mating season and in intraspecific communication

with an average length of around 1

serrated teeth used to tear the flesh of its prey

Its general appearance resembled that of a crocodile

Domo Craneal:

Notamacropus greyi Variant:Unprimed gave it a unique appearanceThe Gray Wallaby (Macropus greyi), once considered the most elegant and graceful of wallabies in Australia, is now remembered as an extinct species that inhabited the region until the 1920s. This marsupial enchanted with its ash striped fur. light and dark along the sides, and their presence was relatively common until around 1910. However, European colonization marked a tragic fate for the Grey's Wallaby, as it was intensely hunted for its skin.