Australia’s polar Cretaceous mammals: longer lifespans may be indicative of hibernation @palaeocast
Australia’s polar Cretaceous mammals: longer lifespans may be indicative of hibernation @palaeocast
Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
By Pamela G. Gill, Elis Newham, Thomas H. Rich and Ian J. Corfe

Recorded at the 62nd AGM of The Annual Meeting of the Palaeontological Association held at the University of Bristol between the 14th and 17th December.
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Australia’s polar Cretaceous mammals: longer lifespans may be indicative of hibernation

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