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A study conducted by biologists from Australian National University (ANU) and ETH Zurich in Switzerland may have discovered why Australian marsupials are nearly impossible to find outside of Australia, particularly in the country’s neighboring Southeast Asian region. Key details: The study, published in Science on July 6, analyzed Wallace’s Line, an imaginary biogeography line coined by British naturalist and explorer Alfred Russel Wallace in 1863 that serves as an evolutionary boundary for the animals on either side. While traveling across the Malay Archipelago, which consists of 25,000 islands in Australia, Papua New Guinea and Southeast Asia, the British explorer found the type of animals noticeably changing after a certain point. ....

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