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Dunnarts, mouse-sized marsupials of Australia, build small, cup-shaped nests lined with leaves in the centre of clumps of spinifex or other grasses, or within hollow logs, clumps of sedges or even grass trees . Spinifex is a sharp, needle-like grass that grows in the arid and semi-arid plains of Australia, and it protects the dunnart from predators during the day. Some species dig burrows, or build their nests under timber or within rock crevices.
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