1.	Reviewed by Kyle Craig    Apr 11, 2003
	Action: changed name from "Pseudocheirus sp." to "Pseudocheirus peregrinus "
	Reviewer's comments:
	"Assuming the photo was taken of a wild specimen, this is the only species found in Tasmania. "

 
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