What is another word for notoryctemorphia?
Pronunciation: [nˌə͡ʊtɔːɹˌɪktɪmˈɔːfi͡ə] (IPA) 
Notoryctemorphia is a scientific term used to describe a unique group of marsupials. These animals are commonly known as marsupial moles. The name Notoryctemorphia derives from the combination of two Greek words "notoryctes" meaning "backwards digging" and "morphia" meaning "form". Synonyms for Notoryctemorphia include marsupial moles, burrowing marsupials, and underground marsupials. These animals reside in Australia and are well-known for their ability to dig extensive systems of burrows beneath the soil. They have streamlined bodies and are adapted for burrowing through hard sand and soil. Notoryctemorphia species are very elusive and are often challenging to spot due to their underground lifestyle.
