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The type specimens of the fossil wombat species Vombatus pliocenus (McCoy) are redeSCribed, and evidence presented for synonymy of this species with the living Common Wombat, Vombatus hirsutus (Perry). It is demonstrated that McCoy's description of this species was based principally on a specimen from Lake Bullenmerri of Ilolocene age. It is concluded that acceptance of the validity of this species has been strongly influenced by the presumed Pliocene age of the type specimen from Dunolly. The sediments from which this fossil came may be as old as Late Miocene, but it is suggested that the fossil could have been an intrusive burial.

Synonymy of the fossil wombat Vombatus pliocenus (McCoy) with the living species Vombatus hirsutus (Perry)