A.Koalas and possums.
B.Emus and kangaroos.
C.Echidnas and platypuses.
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B.the Blue Mountains
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A.southeast coastland
B.southwest coastland
C.northeast coastland
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A.one third
B.two thirds
C.half
D.more than half
A.the Eastern Plateau,the Central highlands and the Western Lowlands
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