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Big bird bones show slow breeding

Big bird bones show slow breeding
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Australian thunder bird may have died out from slow breeding

Dromornis the “thunder bird” lived 7 million years ago and stood 3 metres tall and may have become extinct due to belated sexual maturity.

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Flinders University: Aussie vulture claws back from the past

Australia’s first fossil vulture has been confirmed more than 100 years after it was first described as an eagle.The discovery, by Flinders University and the South Australian Museum palaeontology experts, highlights the diversity of Australian megaf

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Vulture claws back into history

Vulture claws back into history
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New Australian fossil lizard

Now a remote expedition to a large inland salt lake in 2017 has sifted through remains unearthed in Namba Formation deposits to describe a tiny new skink, an ancestor of Australia s well-known bluetongue lizards - to be named in honour of world-renown Flinders University lizard researcher Professor Mike Bull. The new species, unveiled in the Royal Society s Open Science today, is described as Australia s oldest - a 25 million-year-old skink named Proegernia mikebulli after the late Flinders University Professor Mike Bull. It was found by Flinders University and South Australian Museum palaeontologists and volunteers at a rich fossil site on Lake Pinpa located on the 602,000 square hectare Frome Downs Station, seven hours drive north of capital city Adelaide.

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