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Kowari

Order : Dasyuromorphia
Family : Dasyuridae
Species : Dasycercus byrnei

 

The Kowari is listed as Vulnerable (VU), considered to be facing a high risk of extinction in the wild, on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species

Facts about the kowari

Kowaris are nocturnal marsupials, and would normally be housed in the Moonlight World of the Small Mammal House.

Kowaris are thought to live in small colonies in burrow complexes.

The latest stable release of Kowari is version 1.

Unlike a relational database, Kowari is optimized for the storage and retrieval of many short statements (in the form of subject-predicate-object, like "Kowari is fun" or "Kowari imports RDF").

The name "Kowari": "Kowari" is probably a native Australian word, as are most of the common names of the animals of Australia. (Full text)

) The kowari is a small carnivorous marsupial weighing 70 - 137 g (2. (Full text)

Kowaris are thought to live in small colonies in burrow complexes. (Full text)

Although kowaris are primarily nocturnal, there have been reports of the species enjoy the early morning sunlight. (Full text)

Kowari is the only non-rdbms backed RDF triple-store with support for queries against datetime data types. (Full text)

Kowari is an open-sourced (Mozilla Public License) triplestore optimized for RDF storage, created by Tucana Technologies, and written entirely in Java 1. (Full text)

Kowari is an open-sourced (Mozilla Public License) triplestore optimized for RDF storage, created by Tucana Technologies, and written entirely in Java 1. (Full text)

Kowari is an open-sourced (Mozilla Public License) triplestore optimized for RDF storage, created by Tucana Technologies, and written entirely in Java 1. (Full text)

Kowaris are endangered and there is an established EEP, but as yet there has been little success in breeding this difficult species. (Full text)