The past and present distribution of P. tridactylus in Victoria is described and mapped. Six discrete regional populations are identified. For each region the status of the species is assessed, revealing relative security in all but The Grampians Region. The species' habitat preferences are assessed in terms of vegetation, soils and climate. It is adduced from all available evidence that, overall, the species is not endangered; provided present land management practices are not drastically altered.
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