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Australia s giant thunder birds were wiped out 48,000 years ago due to BONE DISEASE

The find, by researchers at Flinders University, unveiled severe bone infections in several dromornithid remains mired in the 160 sq km beds of Lake Callabonna fossil reserve.

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Meagafauna: How Australia s ancient giant animals became extinct

Australia was once home to many gigantic animals - megafauna - whose existence probably coincided with the .

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New clues to big bird extinction

Injured in the dust, a Genyornis with an infection in the leg escapes the incoming sandstorm on the muddy banks of Lake Callabonna. Reconstruction by

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