[Answer] 6. Hopping along next is the kangaroo. Which 'large-footed' family does the kangaroo belong to?

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...1. Macropodidae 2. Macropus 3. Wallabia 4. Petrogale The Macropodidae (macropod means 'large foot') family includes marsupials such as kangaroos, padmelons and wallabies. These herbivorous animals are native to islands around (and including) New Guinea and Australia, although carnivorous kangaroos are known to exist in the past. Wallabia is a genera of Macropodidae (swamp wallaby); Macropus is the genus including kangaroos, some wallabies, and wallaroos; and Petrogale is the genus that includes the rock-wallabies.

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Macropodidae:

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