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Image Gallery: Australian dinosaurs and their fossils
Australian dinosaurs are known mostly from fragmentary fossils, although these show that Australia had a unique and diverse range of dinosaurs. New discoveries of relatively complete dinosaurs from Queensland are now putting Australia on the global dinosaur map and opening up a ‘new frontier’ for dinosaur research. View illustrations and fossils of some of Australia's dinosaurs, including the most recent discoveries.
news
Karen Player
13 February 2012
With 300 boxes booked already, 2012 is shaping up to be a very busy year.
Laura Williams
13 February 2012
Lady Tunakaimanu Feilakepa is renowned and greatly respected for her traditional cultural knowledge in Tonga and across the Pacific. Here she discusses Tongan mats, a decline in natural materials and the value of viewing such a collection.
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- What's in the Box - are you ready for 2012
- Incredible Barreleye video
- This week in Fish: Shark beaching and Cobbler Wobbegong
- Calling on Tongan Traditions: Decline in Natural Resources
- Calling on Tongan Traditions: Handicrafts
- Blacktip Reef Shark at Casuarina Beach
- Spangled Emperor from near the Solitary Islands
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- Calling on Tongan Traditions: Ngatu
- The Power of X-rays
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- Palorchestes: A tale of misidentification
- Birds: Aves
- Mammals: Mammalia
- Sawflies, Wasps, Bees and Ants: Order Hymenoptera
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Diamantinasaurus
Fulgurotherium, silhouette
Fulgurotherium, femur
Fulgurotherium, femur
Muttaburrasaurus langdoni
Opalised Muttaburrasaurus scapula
Opalised Muttaburrasaurus tooth
Minmi paravertebra
Minmi sp. ribs
Minmi gut contents
Minmi paravertebra
Rhoetosaurus
Wintonotitan