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Tree‐kangaroos are a unique group of arboreal marsupials that evolved from terrestrial ancestors. The recent discovery of well‐preserved specimens of extinct tree‐kangaroo species (genus Bohra) within Pleistocene cave deposits of south‐central Australia provides a unique opportunity to examine adaptive evolution of tree‐kangaroos. Here, we provide the first detailed description of the functional anatomy...