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I haven't been to PNG yet.

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Not a trip report but this website is very welcome. The Mammals of Papua aims "to treat the biological, distributional, conservation and taxonomical aspects of the mammals in the Papuan region, to provide an up-to-date checklist, relate to news concerning mammals throughout the region and eventually providing detailed species accounts of every species encountered in the Papuan region to date". I hope it continues.

Papua New Guinea 2009: K. David Bishop, 3 weeks & 10 mammals including a Long-nosed Daysure.

West Papua, 2003: Susan Myers, 2 weeks (?) & a few mammals.

Papua New Guinea, 2001. Steve Anyon-Smith, 3 weeks & a few mammals.

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