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This page serves as a project discussion for the Featured topic, Mesozoic mammals of Madagascar.

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Result

August 28, 2010

Good topic candidate

Promoted with articles Mesozoic mammals of Madagascar, Ambondro mahabo, Lavanify, and UA 8699

Current Status: Featured topic

Wikipedia talk:Featured topics/Mesozoic mammals of Madagascar

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