The second fossil skull of any fossil peramelemorphian was also recovered from Miocene sites of Riversleigh. In fact, more than one skull of this new species was found (and several lower and upper jaws), and was significantly different from any other bandicoot to erect a new genus, "Galadi". The species was named "Galadi speciosus" by Travouillon and colleagues. It was short-snouted unlike modern bandicoots suggesting that it was more carnivorous than its omnivorous modern relatives. Its relationship to other bandicoots is unclear, but it was likely to be less primitive than "Yarala" but more primitive than living bandicoots. An additional three species of "Galadi" were later described in 2013 and named "Galadi grandis", "Galadi amplus" and "Galadi adversus".