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[QUOTE=&quot;sagemode jinchuuriki, post: 13617837, member: 179170&quot;]-This is my custom jutsu thread-Summoning contracts I createdSummoning Animal: Julia Creek DunnartScroll Owner: Sagemode JinchuurikiOther Users who have signed contract: N/ASummoning Boss if existing: N/AOther Summoning Animals tied to contract: N/ADescription and Background:Dunnarts are small insectivorous marsupials found in Australia. The Julia Creek dunnart weighs 40 - 70 g (1.4 - 2.5 oz). It is mainly found in Mitchell grass on the cracking brown soils of the downs country of northwestern Queensland. The region where it occurs has extensive natural grasslands and savanna woodlands with an annual rainfall of 450 mm (18 in). In addition to insects, dunnarts occasionally eat small vertebrates such as lizards and mice. The Julia Creek dunnart is nocturnal. It probably rests in the maze of underground cavities provided by the grass-covered soils of the region where it is found. A female Julia Creek dunnart can have up to 8 young in a single litter.The Julia Creek dunnart was first documented by Western science in 1931 but not recognized as a full species until 1979. Only 4 specimens had been collected between 1931 and 1972, near Julia Creek and Richmond. However, in 1991 and 1992 additional specimens were found, including three live specimens in the downs country of northwest Queensland, which doubled the known range (to more than 200 km (124 mi) in the north-south direction) and increased the number of locations from 3 to 11.It is not known whether a decline in the Julia Creek dunnart has occurred. Its apparent rarity may be due more to a lack of surveys than to actual rarity.[SPOILER]<img src="http://www.animalinfo.org/image/smindoug1%2042.jpg" data-url="http://www.animalinfo.org/image/smindoug1%2042.jpg" class="bbImage " style="" alt="" title="" />[/SPOILER]People who sign this contract get this tattoo:[SPOILER]<img src="http://www.environment.gov.au/biodiversity/threatened/publications/images/tsd05julia-creek-dunnart.jpg" data-url="http://www.environment.gov.au/biodiversity/threatened/publications/images/tsd05julia-creek-dunnart.jpg" class="bbImage " style="" alt="" title="" />Only the animal is the tattoo the background isn't part of it[/SPOILER]Link to approval: <a href="http://narutobase.net/forums/showthread.php?t=157594&amp;page=134">http://narutobase.net/forums/showthread.php?t=157594&amp;page=134</a>Contracts I have signed:N/A[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="sagemode jinchuuriki, post: 13617837, member: 179170"] [COLOR="#0000CD"][SIZE=3]-This is my custom jutsu thread-[/SIZE][/COLOR] Summoning contracts I created [B]Summoning Animal:[/B] Julia Creek Dunnart [B]Scroll Owner:[/B] Sagemode Jinchuuriki [B]Other Users who have signed contract: [/B] N/A [B]Summoning Boss if existing:[/B] N/A [B]Other Summoning Animals tied to contract:[/B] N/A [B]Description and Background:[/B] Dunnarts are small insectivorous marsupials found in Australia. The Julia Creek dunnart weighs 40 - 70 g (1.4 - 2.5 oz). It is mainly found in Mitchell grass on the cracking brown soils of the downs country of northwestern Queensland. The region where it occurs has extensive natural grasslands and savanna woodlands with an annual rainfall of 450 mm (18 in). In addition to insects, dunnarts occasionally eat small vertebrates such as lizards and mice. The Julia Creek dunnart is nocturnal. It probably rests in the maze of underground cavities provided by the grass-covered soils of the region where it is found. A female Julia Creek dunnart can have up to 8 young in a single litter. The Julia Creek dunnart was first documented by Western science in 1931 but not recognized as a full species until 1979. Only 4 specimens had been collected between 1931 and 1972, near Julia Creek and Richmond. However, in 1991 and 1992 additional specimens were found, including three live specimens in the downs country of northwest Queensland, which doubled the known range (to more than 200 km (124 mi) in the north-south direction) and increased the number of locations from 3 to 11. It is not known whether a decline in the Julia Creek dunnart has occurred. Its apparent rarity may be due more to a lack of surveys than to actual rarity. [SPOILER][IMG]http://www.animalinfo.org/image/smindoug1%2042.jpg[/IMG][/SPOILER] People who sign this contract get this tattoo: [SPOILER][IMG]http://www.environment.gov.au/biodiversity/threatened/publications/images/tsd05julia-creek-dunnart.jpg[/IMG]Only the animal is the tattoo the background isn't part of it[/SPOILER] Link to approval: [url]http://narutobase.net/forums/showthread.php?t=157594&page=134[/url] Contracts I have signed: N/A [/QUOTE]

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