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Least ConcernObservations: In this species, both males and females have been reported to feature Big Bang reproduction. Most, if not all, males die after mating season, in a process similar to what happens in the brown antechinus (*Antechinus stuartii*). Females die after weaning their litter at about 1.5 years of age (Diamond 1982). In some cases, they can to live about 2 years (Fisher et al. 2001). Because the longevity of these animals has not been studied in detail in captivity, though, it is possible that maximum longevity is longer.
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- taxon name
- Antechinus minimus
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- Antechinus minimus
- taxon common name
- Sumpf-Breitfußbeutelmaus
- taxon author citation
- (Geoffroy, 1803)
- short name
- A. minimus
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