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Opisthiolepis
''Opisthiolepis'' is a genus of a sole described species of large trees, constituting part of the plant family Proteaceae.〔 The species ''Opisthiolepis heterophylla'' most commonly has the names of Blush Silky Oak, Pink Silky Oak, Brown Silky Oak and Drunk Rabbit.〔〔
These large trees to tall grow naturally only (endemic) in the rainforests of the wet tropics region of north eastern Queensland, Australia. While restricted to this region, within their range they occur widely in rainforests, more common in the tablelands and mountains and described as common on the Atherton Tableland.〔〔
==Taxonomy and naming==
Queensland botanist Lindsay Smith named the species in 1952, from a collection from the Atherton area in the Cook District.〔〔 Material had been collected earlier by C.T. White in 1918, but lacked flowers or fruit.〔
They are reported to share their evolutionary closest correlates with the genera ''Buckinghamia'', ''Finschia'', ''Grevillea'' and ''Hakea'' in the subtribe Hakeinae.〔〔〔 The genetics studies, still at an early stage, suggest ''Opisthiolepis'' may represent the continuing living lineage of the ancient branch off from near the base or from before the base of the entire present day subtribe Hakeinae.〔〔〔
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