Why Platypus Are So Common?

INIS

• mammals 100%
• australia 75%
• animals 75%
• eggs 75%
• humans 50%
• threatened species 50%
• new south wales 50%
• ducks 50%
• pollution 25%
• people 25%
• range 25%
• males 25%
• habitat 25%
• food 25%
• birth 25%
• endangered species 25%
• breeding 25%
• otters 25%
• biology 25%
• south australia 25%
• pain 25%
• venoms 25%
• fossils 25%
• tasmania 25%

Keyphrases

• Platypus 100%
• New South Wales 18%
• Monotreme 18%
• Egg Laying 18%
• Australia 18%
• Pollution 9%
• Eastern Australia 9%
• Early 20th Century 9%
• Endangered Species 9%
• Evolutionary Biology 9%
• EPBC Act 9%
• Severe Pain 9%
• Extinct Species 9%
• Otter 9%
• Venom 9%
• Threatened Species 9%
• Electrolocation 9%
• Tasmania 9%
• Echidna 9%
• South Australia 9%
• Venomous Mammal 9%
• Giving Birth 9%
• Captive Breeding Program 9%
• Protected Species 9%
• Aboriginal People 9%
• Beaver 9%
• Near Threatened Species 9%
• National Features 9%
• Semi-aquatic 9%
• Hindfoot 9%
• Duck 9%
• Four Species 9%
• Mascot 9%
• Habitat Destruction 9%
• Fossil Record 9%
• Spur 9%
• Ornithorhynchus Anatinus 9%
• Laying Duck 9%
• National Events 9%
• Iconic Symbols 9%
• Naturalists 9%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Platypus 100%
• Threatened Species 18%
• Duck 18%
• Endangered Species 9%
• Ornithorhynchus Anatinus 9%
• Europeans 9%
• Australians 9%
• Sole 9%
• Ornithorhynchidae 9%
• Ornithorhynchus 9%
• Biological Sciences 9%
• Evolution 9%
• Foot 9%
• Otter 9%
• Habitat Destruction 9%
• Protected Species 9%