Paleo Rewind January 2022 - T. rex Super Senses? Human Evolution Theory Wrong? @PrehistoricAustralia

Prehistoric Australia We're super excited to kick off Paleo Rewind 2022!
This collaboration of channels will be discussing palaeontological discoveries from each month of 2022.
Here at Prehistoric Australia, we dig straight into January.
Merry Christmas everyone!

#paleorewind #paleorewind2022 #paleontology #fossil #tyrannosaurusrex #dinosaurs #evolution #2022 #EDGE #PrehistoricAustralia
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As channels upload their videos, we will provide links here so you can watch the full series of Paleo Rewind 2022:

January - Dec 20th
Prehistoric Australia
The video you seek is hiding in plain sight...

February - Dec 21st
Raptor Chatter
youtube.com/watch?v=GKgHG1oEC2g

March - Dec 22nd
Thought Potato
youtube.com/watch?v=AVDMEckyBnE

April - Dec 23rd
Gutsick Gibbon
youtube.com/watch?v=oPqNL0rPqZE

May - Dec 24th
Ben G Thomas
youtube.com/watch?v=9EtmhhjI59w

June - Dec 25th
Biotaverse
youtube.com/watch?v=5rd1k5H_Xco

July - Dec 26th
Prehistorica

August - Dec 27th
SpinoDude
youtube.com/watch?v=JvnaIBy709U

September - Dec 28th
Henry the PaleoGuy
youtube.com/watch?v=8IdBRoAihWI

October - Dec 29th
Cretaceous Cast
youtube.com/watch?v=7PsgNze4CjI

November - Dec 30th
Paleo Analysis
youtube.com/watch?v=Kan3WDcWT50

December - Dec 31st
E.D.G.E
youtube.com/watch?v=qWha5BI_azY

Final compilation video - Jan 1st
E.D.G.E.

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Special thanks to our Script Editor for this video: Kathryn Barnes

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We would love to work full-time on this channel so people like yourself can have a reliable source of information when it comes to Australian palaeontology.

If you share our vision that Australian palaeontology deserves more representation in media, please consider supporting our project with donations on Patreon.

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REFERENCES:

Barr, WA, Pobiner, BL, Rowan, J, Faith, T & Du, A 2022, ‘No sustained increase in zooarchaeological evidence for carnivory after the appearance of Homo erectus’, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, vol. 119, no. 5, pp. 1-6, doi:10.1073/pnas.2115540119
Source: researchgate.net/publication/358088756_No_sustained_increase_in_zooarchaeological_evidence_for_carnivory_after_the_appearance_of_Homo_erectus

Bouabdellah, F, Lessner, E & Benoit, J 2022, ‘The rostral neurovascular system of Tyrannosaurus rex’, Palaeontologia Electronica, vol. 25, no. 1, pp. 1-21 , doi:10.26879/1178
Source: palaeo-electronica.org/content/2022/3518-t-rex-trigeminal-canals

McCurry, M, Cantrill, DJ & Smith, PM, Beattie, RG, Dettmann, M, Baranov, V, Magee, C, Nguyen, JMT, Forster, MA, Hinde, J, Pogson, RE, Wang, H, Marjo, C, Vasconcelos, P & Frese, M 2022, 'A Lagerstätte from Australia provides insight into the nature of Miocene mesic ecosystems', Science Advances, vol. 8, no. 1, pp. 1-11, doi:10.1126/sciadv.abm1406
Source: researchgate.net/publication/357666332_A_Lagerstatte_from_Australia_provides_insight_into_the_nature_of_Miocene_mesic_ecosystems

Retallack, GJ 2022, ‘Ordovician-Devonian lichen canopies before evolution of woody trees’,
Gondwana Research, vol. 106, no. 1, pp. 211-223, doi:10.1016/j.gr.2022.01.010
Source: sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1342937X22000247

Velazco, PM, Buczek, AJ, Hoffman, E, Hoffman, DK, O’Leary, MA & Novacek, MJ 2022, ‘Combined data analysis of fossil and living mammals: a Paleogene sister taxon of Placentalia and the antiquity of Marsupialia’, Cladistics, vol. 38, no. 3, pp. 359-373, doi:10.1111/cla.12499
Source: researchgate.net/publication/358237998_Combined_data_analysis_of_fossil_and_living_mammals_a_Paleogene_sister_taxon_of_Placentalia_and_the_antiquity_of_Marsupialia

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0:00 Introduction to Paleo Rewind 2022 (January)
1:02 T. rex facial nerves and lips (again)
2:45 'Meat made us human' theory is wrong
4:12 Lichen 'trees' formed the first canopies
5:57 Oldest fossil marsupial
6:53 Rare fossils prove Australia dried out
9:00 Special thanks + Credits
9:38 References + Link to February video by Raptor Chatter

updated 3 years ago

Paleo Rewind January 2022 - T. rex Super Senses? Human Evolution Theory Wrong?

Prehistoric Australia 2022-12-20 | We're super excited to kick off Paleo Rewind 2022!
This collaboration of channels will be discussing palaeontological discoveries from each month of 2022.
Here at Prehistoric Australia, we dig straight into January.
Merry Christmas everyone!

#paleorewind #paleorewind2022 #paleontology #fossil #tyrannosaurusrex #dinosaurs #evolution #2022 #EDGE #PrehistoricAustralia
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As channels upload their videos, we will provide links here so you can watch the full series of Paleo Rewind 2022:

January - Dec 20th
Prehistoric Australia
The video you seek is hiding in plain sight...

February - Dec 21st
Raptor Chatter
youtube.com/watch?v=GKgHG1oEC2g

March - Dec 22nd
Thought Potato
youtube.com/watch?v=AVDMEckyBnE

April - Dec 23rd
Gutsick Gibbon
youtube.com/watch?v=oPqNL0rPqZE

May - Dec 24th
Ben G Thomas
youtube.com/watch?v=9EtmhhjI59w

June - Dec 25th
Biotaverse
youtube.com/watch?v=5rd1k5H_Xco

July - Dec 26th
Prehistorica

August - Dec 27th
SpinoDude
youtube.com/watch?v=JvnaIBy709U

September - Dec 28th
Henry the PaleoGuy
youtube.com/watch?v=8IdBRoAihWI

October - Dec 29th
Cretaceous Cast
youtube.com/watch?v=7PsgNze4CjI

November - Dec 30th
Paleo Analysis
youtube.com/watch?v=Kan3WDcWT50

December - Dec 31st
E.D.G.E
youtube.com/watch?v=qWha5BI_azY

Final compilation video - Jan 1st
E.D.G.E.

____________________________________________________________

Special thanks to our Script Editor for this video: Kathryn Barnes

____________________________________________________________

Like and subscribe to Prehistoric Australia!

We would love to work full-time on this channel so people like yourself can have a reliable source of information when it comes to Australian palaeontology.

If you share our vision that Australian palaeontology deserves more representation in media, please consider supporting our project with donations on Patreon.

Patreon: patreon.com/prehistoricaustralia

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Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/PrehistoricAustralia

Follow us on Reddit: reddit.com/user/PrehistoricAustralia

Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/prehistoricaustralia1

Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/PrehistoricAus1

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REFERENCES:

Barr, WA, Pobiner, BL, Rowan, J, Faith, T & Du, A 2022, ‘No sustained increase in zooarchaeological evidence for carnivory after the appearance of Homo erectus’, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, vol. 119, no. 5, pp. 1-6, doi:10.1073/pnas.2115540119
Source: researchgate.net/publication/358088756_No_sustained_increase_in_zooarchaeological_evidence_for_carnivory_after_the_appearance_of_Homo_erectus

Bouabdellah, F, Lessner, E & Benoit, J 2022, ‘The rostral neurovascular system of Tyrannosaurus rex’, Palaeontologia Electronica, vol. 25, no. 1, pp. 1-21 , doi:10.26879/1178
Source: palaeo-electronica.org/content/2022/3518-t-rex-trigeminal-canals

McCurry, M, Cantrill, DJ & Smith, PM, Beattie, RG, Dettmann, M, Baranov, V, Magee, C, Nguyen, JMT, Forster, MA, Hinde, J, Pogson, RE, Wang, H, Marjo, C, Vasconcelos, P & Frese, M 2022, 'A Lagerstätte from Australia provides insight into the nature of Miocene mesic ecosystems', Science Advances, vol. 8, no. 1, pp. 1-11, doi:10.1126/sciadv.abm1406
Source: researchgate.net/publication/357666332_A_Lagerstatte_from_Australia_provides_insight_into_the_nature_of_Miocene_mesic_ecosystems

Retallack, GJ 2022, ‘Ordovician-Devonian lichen canopies before evolution of woody trees’,
Gondwana Research, vol. 106, no. 1, pp. 211-223, doi:10.1016/j.gr.2022.01.010
Source: sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1342937X22000247

Velazco, PM, Buczek, AJ, Hoffman, E, Hoffman, DK, O’Leary, MA & Novacek, MJ 2022, ‘Combined data analysis of fossil and living mammals: a Paleogene sister taxon of Placentalia and the antiquity of Marsupialia’, Cladistics, vol. 38, no. 3, pp. 359-373, doi:10.1111/cla.12499
Source: researchgate.net/publication/358237998_Combined_data_analysis_of_fossil_and_living_mammals_a_Paleogene_sister_taxon_of_Placentalia_and_the_antiquity_of_Marsupialia

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0:00 Introduction to Paleo Rewind 2022 (January)
1:02 T. rex facial nerves and lips (again)
2:45 'Meat made us human' theory is wrong
4:12 Lichen 'trees' formed the first canopies
5:57 Oldest fossil marsupial
6:53 Rare fossils prove Australia dried out
9:00 Special thanks + Credits
9:38 References + Link to February video by Raptor Chatter

TOP 5 MOST DEVASTATING Mass Extinctions #paleontology #science #extinction

Prehistoric Australia 2024-01-12 | The Big 5 mass extinctions each time wiped out between 50-95% species on Earth... and this is why they happened.

Host/Producer: Andrew Barnes
Writer/Researcher: Harnawaz Boparai
DOP/Editor: Carson Wilds
Paleoartist: Claudio P. Estrada Clamont
Logo Artist: Jesse Wilds

IMAGE CREDITS:

Original Paleoart by Claudio P. Estrada Clamont:

1. Thriving dinosaur community
2. Herd of Diprotodon
3. Cretaceous Victorian polar forests

Other Asset Credits:

4. Titanosaurs during K-Pg extinction event
Source: hotcore.info/babki/asteroid-impact-dinosaur-extinction.html
Artist: Unknown

5. Earth struck by asteroid
Source: pixabay.com/photos/asteroid-comet-meteorite-3628185
Artist: 9866112 from Pixabay

6. Ordovician ocean community
Source: a-z-animals.com/blog/ordovician-period-facts-information-and-timeline
Artist: Esteban De Armas

7. Late Ordovician glaciation
Source: twitter.com/MarkWitton/status/937617941117526016/photo/1
Artist: Mark Witton

8. Devonian fish and tetrapod community
Source: https://www.pinterest.com.au/pin/149041068906940817/
Artist: Masato Hattori

9. Dead marine Devonian organisms
Source: https://scienceinpoland.pl/en/node/82147
Artist: Karolina Paszcza

10. Permian-Triassic Extinction
11. Siberian Traps
Source: eartharchives.org/articles/the-great-permian-extinction-when-all-life-on-earth-almost-vanished/index.html
Artist: Julio Lacerda

12. Triassic community
Source: https://www.sci.news/paleontology/beesiiwo-cooowuse-11831.html
Artist: Gabriel Ugeuto

13. Massive volcanism of Triassic-Jurassic Extinction
Source: newscientist.com/article/2150939-the-mass-extinction-that-might-never-have-happened
Artist: Richard Bizley/Science Photo Library

14. T. rex defends Triceratops kill
Source: imdb.com/video/vi2880160281
Credit: Prehistoric Planet @ Apple TV+

15. Asteroid hits Earth
Source: youtube.com/shorts/IpB7YCU5GsA
Credit: TheSecretsoftheUniverse

Meiolania - Horned Turtles SUFFERED a Series of UNFORTUNATE Events! #paleontology #turtle #science

Prehistoric Australia 2023-12-19 | Horned turtles (Meiolania platyceps) DOMINATED Lord Howe Island for thousands of years... and then they disappeared.
Their story is a series of unfortunate events! ;)

Host/Producer/Writer: Andrew Barnes
DOP/Editor: Carson Wilds
Paleoartist: Claudio P. Estrada Clamont
Paleocartographer: Aimee Percival
Logo Artist: Jesse Wilds

IMAGE CREDITS:

Original Paleoart by Claudio P. Estrada Clamont:
1. Meiolania platyceps
2. Meiolania intraspecific fight
3. White Swamphen (Porphyrio alba) hunts Meiolania hatchlings
4. Meiolania buried under collapsed sand dune
5. Meiolania stuck in a sand dune depression
6. Meiolania lying on its back on the sand
7. Meiolania fossil bones buried under sand dune
8. Meiolania eats ferns in subtropical rainforest
9. Early Cretaceous polar forest

Original Paleocartography by Aimee Percival:
10. Map of Pleistocene Australia
11. Map of Late Cretaceous-Eocene Antarctica, Australia and Zealandia separated
12. Map of Pleistocene Zealandia submerged 100,000 years ago

SOURCES:
- Prehistoric Australasia: Visions of Evolution and Extinction
- The enigmatic palaeoecology and palaeobiogeography of the giant, horned, fossil turtles of Australasia: a review and reanalysis of the data:
thebhs.org/publications/the-herpetological-journal/volume-29-number-4-october-2019/1979-08-the-enigmatic-palaeoecology-and-palaeobiogeography-of-the-giant-horned-fossil-turtles-of-australasia-a-review-and-reanalysis-of-the-data/file

Palaeontology courses in Australia (DID I MISS ANY?) #australia #geology #paleontology #university

Prehistoric Australia 2023-12-11 | I wondered for a long time where I could study palaeontology in Australia.
Thought I would share what I've learnt in case you're interested too! :)
#shorts #paleontology #geology #science #university #australia #biology

Host/Producer/Writer: Andrew Barnes
DOP/Editor: Carson Wilds
Paleoartist: Claudio P. Estrada Clamont
Logo Artist: Jesse Wilds

Image Credits...

Original paleoart by Claudio P. Estrada Clamont:
1. Early Cretaceous polar forest

Photography by Andrew Barnes:
2. Muttaburrasaurus skeleton
3. Andrew Barnes at University of New England
4. Andrew Barnes inside UNE Natural History Museum

Other Artist Credits:

5. Tarroues, L. (2017, January 10). Fossil-museum-ammonite [Photograph]. Pixabay. pixabay.com/photos/fossil-museum-ammonite-1969912

6. Poets&Guants:
University of Queensland, St Lucia campus
poetsandquants.com/school-profile/university-queensland-business-school

University of Queensland:
7. Earth Science major
https://study.uq.edu.au/study-options/programs/bachelor-science-2461/earth-science-earthc2461
8. Paleobiology
Marine Geoscience
https://my.uq.edu.au/programs-courses/requirements/plan/EARTHC2461/2023

Flinders University:
9. Flinders University
https://www.flinders.edu.au/
10. Bachelor of Science (Palaeontology)
https://www.flinders.edu.au/study/science/palaeontology

University of New England:
11. Palaeontology major
https://www.une.edu.au/study/courses/bachelor-of-geoscience
12. Palaeobiology major
https://www.une.edu.au/study/courses/bachelor-of-science
13. Undergraduate Certificate in Palaeontology
https://www.une.edu.au/study/courses/undergraduate-certificate-in-palaeontology

SERIOUSLY, What is an AGE? | Geologic Time Pt. 5 | Beginners Guide to Palaeontology

Prehistoric Australia 2023-06-11 | Geologic Time Pt. 5 - Learn about the ages of the Holocene epoch (The Epoch of Humanity)!
#shorts #paleontology #geology #megafauna #age #australia #humanity #history #holocene

Host/Producer/Writer: Andrew Barnes
Researcher: Harnawaz Boparai
DOP/Editor: Carson Wilds
Paleoartist: Claudio P. Estrada Clamont
Logo Artist: Jesse Wilds

Image Credits...

Original paleoart by Claudio P. Estrada Clamont:
1. Cretaceous Victorian polar forest

Other Asset Credits:

1. Satellite image of Earth focused on Australia
Source: sciencephotogallery.com/featured/australia-satellite-image-nasanoaa.html
Image Credit: Nasanoaa

2. List of geologic time units
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geologic_time_scale
Image Credits: Wikipedia

3. VIDEO - Total list of geologic ages
List of ages in Holocene epoch
Source: stratigraphy.org/timescale
Credit: International Commission on Stratigraphy

4. Ice Age predators chasing baby mammoth
Source: deviantart.com/hodarinundu/art/Back-in-the-Cold-Days-866020902
Image Credit: HodariNundu

5. Map of Pleistocene world
Source: reddit.com/r/MapPorn/comments/11g139/a_realistic_satellite_view_of_the_world_during
Image Credit: Unstated.

6. Map of Holocene world
Source: mapsinternational.co.uk/satellite-map-of-the-world.html
Image Credit: Maps International

7. Glaciers
Source: pixabay.com/photos/glacier-snow-mountains-mountains-5669423
Image Credit: Thierry BEUVE from Pixabay.

8. Glacial collapse
Source: forbes.com/sites/scottsnowden/2020/08/07/glacier-collapse/?sh=489d12627f6d
Image Credit: Scott Snowden

9. Map of North Atlantic Gulf Stream
Source: theconversation.com/climate-change-is-slowing-atlantic-currents-that-help-keep-europe-warm-94930
Image Credit: Natalie Renier from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.

10. Australian outback
Source: pixabay.com/photos/outback-the-atmosphere-bush-nature-213836
Image Credit: falco from Pixabay

11. Aboriginal civilisation rock hand-art
Source: mashable.com/article/aboriginal-australians-oldest-on-earth
Image Credit: UIG via Getty Images

12. Human civilisation - Sydney
Source: pixabay.com/photos/sydney-opera-house-harbor-4079191
Image Credit: stanbalik from Pixabay.

13. Koala amidst deforestation
Source: theguardian.com/environment/picture/2013/may/01/koala-rescued-deforestation-australia-big-picture
Image Credit: WIRES

14. Geologic time-scale clock
Source: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Geologic_clock.jpg
Image Credit: Woudloper

SERIOUSLY, What is an EPOCH? | Geologic Time Pt. 4 | Beginners Guide to Palaeontology

Prehistoric Australia 2023-06-04 | Geologic Time Pt. 4 - Learn about the epochs of the Cenozoic Era (The Age of Mammals)!
#shorts #paleontology #geology #megafauna #epoch #australian

Host/Producer/Writer: Andrew Barnes
Researcher: Harnawaz Boparai
DOP/Editor: Carson Wilds
Paleoartist: Claudio P. Estrada Clamont
Logo Artist: Jesse Wilds

Image Credits...

Original paleoart by Claudio P. Estrada Clamont:
1. Cretaceous Victorian polar forest

Other Asset Credits:

1. Satellite image of Earth focused on Australia
Source: sciencephotogallery.com/featured/australia-satellite-image-nasanoaa.html
Image Credit: Nasanoaa

2. List of geologic time units
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geologic_time_scale
Image Credits: Wikipedia

3. List of Cenozoic epochs
Source: http://thebarefoothomeschoolingmom.blogspot.com/2021/08/learning-about-geologic-history.html
Image Credit: Brandy Nicole

4. Paleocene forest mammals
Source: research.amnh.org/paleontology/perissodactyl/concepts/deep-time/paleocene
Image Credit: Extract from Rudolph F. Zallinger’s mural “The Age of Mammals”

5. Rainforests cover the Earth
Source: pixabay.com/photos/rainforest-jungle-forest-nature-7399285
Image Credit: Harry Burgess from Pixabay

6. Eocene Antarctic circumpolar current
Source: doi:10.1029/2004PA001014
Image Credit: Matthew Huber, Henk Brinkhuis, Catherine E. Stickley, Kristofer Döös, Appy Sluijs, Jeroen Warnaar, Stephen A. Schellenberg and Graham L. Williams.

7. Eocene Murgon swamp
Source: pixabay.com/photos/bayou-swamp-marsh-wetland-439881
Image Credit: JamesDeMers from Pixabay

8. Eocene Tingamarra fauna
Source: palaeocast.com/episode-24-marsupial-evolution
Image Credit: Peter Schouten from book “The Antipodean Ark”

9. Oligocene Australian grassland
Source: https://www.sci.news/paleontology/mukupirna-fortidentata-11793.html
Image Credit: Peter Schouten

10. Miocene Riversleigh fauna
Source: ferrebeekeeper.wordpress.com/2013/11/06
Image Credit: Michael Archer et al. from Courtesy Reed Books

11. Pliocene Antarctic glaciation
Source: pixabay.com/photos/nature-winter-season-chile-1463830
Image Credit: LuisValiente from Pixabay

12. Pliocene propleopine kangaroo
Source: doi:10.1007/978-90-481-3428-1_35
Image Credit: Artist unstated.

13. Australopithecus afarensis
Source: education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/lucy-discovered-africa
Image Credit: Wikimedia

14. Ice Age predators chasing baby mammoth
Source: deviantart.com/hodarinundu/art/Back-in-the-Cold-Days-866020902
Image Credit: HodariNundu

15. Aboriginal rock art
Source: mashable.com/article/aboriginal-australians-oldest-on-earth
Image Credit: UIG via Getty Images

16. Glacial collapse
Source: newscientist.com/article/2220977-collapse-of-antarctic-ice-may-have-been-centuries-in-the-making
Image Credit: James Smith

17. Human civilisation - Sydney
Source: pixabay.com/photos/sydney-opera-house-harbor-4079191
Image Credit: stanbalik from Pixabay.

18. Koala amidst deforestation
Source: theguardian.com/environment/picture/2013/may/01/koala-rescued-deforestation-australia-big-picture
Image Credit: WIRES

SERIOUSLY, What is a PERIOD? | Geological Time Pt. 3 | Beginners Guide to Palaeontology

Prehistoric Australia 2023-03-26 | Geologic Time Pt. 3 - Do you remember ALL 12 GEOLOGIC PERIODS that make up the eon of complex life we currently live in?
You will now!
#shorts #paleontology #geological #periods #geology #dinosaurs

Host/Producer/Writer: Andrew Barnes
Researcher: Harnawaz Boparai
DOP/Editor: Carson Wilds
Paleoartist: Claudio P. Estrada Clamont
Logo Artist: Jesse Wilds

Image Credits...

Original paleoart by Claudio P. Estrada Clamont:
1. Ekaltadeta
2. Herd of Diprotodon
3. Antarctic-Australian Rift Valley polar forest

Other Asset Credits:

4. Satellite image of Earth focused on Australia
Source: sciencephotogallery.com/featured/australia-satellite-image-nasanoaa.html
Image Credit: Nasanoaa

5. List of every geologic unit of time
6. List of Phanerozoic periods
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geologic_time_scale
Image Credits: Wikipedia

7. Cambrian marine ecosystem (Wiwaxia)
Source: deviantart.com/ntvtiko/art/Wiwaxia-772831390
8. Ordovician marine ecosystem
Source: deviantart.com/ntvtiko/art/Aegirocassis-853939520
9. Silurian giant lichen trees
Source: deviantart.com/ntvtiko/art/Life-came-to-land-832377473
10. Devonian armoured fish
Source: deviantart.com/ntvtiko/art/Devonian-854863261
11. Carboniferous giant insects
Source: deviantart.com/ntvtiko/art/Carboniferous-Forest-773655825
12. The Great Dying
Source: deviantart.com/ntvtiko/art/Permian-Extinction-Underwater-747557978
13. Postosuchus
Source: deviantart.com/ntvtiko/art/Postosuchus-751509796
Image Credits: Ntvtiko

14. Devonian forest
Source: images.app.goo.gl/uPVj7RDcsGK3WM6k7
Image Credit: Joseph Rogers & Leo Ascarrunz @ University of Colorado-Boulder

15. Ozraptor
Source: dinopedia.fandom.com/wiki/Ozraptor
Credit: Unknown

16. Asteroid approaching Earth
Source: pixabay.com/photos/asteroid-comet-meteorite-3628185
Credit: Родион Журавлёв @ Pixabay

17. Australopithecus afarensis
Source: education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/lucy-discovered-africa
Credit: Wikimedia

18. Aboriginal rock art
Source: mashable.com/article/aboriginal-australians-oldest-on-earth
Credit: UIG via Getty Images

CHALLENGE: Can I Say EVERY Australian Dinosaur in 1 MINUTE?

Prehistoric Australia 2023-03-19 | I attempt my first Palaeontology-Challenge! Will I succeed?
What challenge should I do next? Let me know in the comments and I WILL DO IT!
#challenge #shorts #paleontology #dinosaurs #australia

Host/Producer/Writer: Andrew Barnes
DOP/Editor: Carson Wilds
Paleoartist: Claudio P. Estrada Clamont
Logo Artist: Jesse Wilds

Image Credits...

Original paleoart by Claudio P. Estrada Clamont:
1. Antarctic-Australian Rift Valley
2. Australotitan
3. Australovenator
4. Diluvicursor
5. Diamantinasaurus
6. Kunbarrasaurus
7. Leaellynasaura
8. Muttaburrasaurus
9. Savannasaurus
10. Wintonotitan
11. Polar Forest

Other Asset Credits:

12. Atlascopcosaurus
Source: https://angrydinosaur.xyz/f/atlascopcosaurus
Artist: Unknown

13. Austrosaurus
Source: nhm.ac.uk/discover/dino-directory/austrosaurus.html
Artist: Unknown

14. Fulgurotherium
Source: a-dinosaur-a-day.com/post/145057933435/fulgurotherium-australe
Artist: José Carlos Cortés

15. Fostoria
Source: https://www.sci.news/paleontology/fostoria-dhimbangunmal-07265.html
Artist: James Kuether

16. Galleonosaurus
Source: https://www.sci.news/paleontology/galleonosaurus-dorisae-06980.html
Artist: James Kuether

17. Kakuru
Source: dinosaurpictures.org/Kakuru-pictures
Artist: Unknown

18. Minmi
Source: fineartamerica.com/featured/minmi-paravertebra-a-prehistoric-era-sergey-krasovskiy.html
Artist: Sergey Krasovskiy

19. Ozraptor
Source: dinopedia.fandom.com/wiki/Ozraptor
Artist: Unknown

20. Qantassaurus
Source: https://australian.museum/learn/dinosaurs/fact-sheets/qantassaurus-intrepidus/
Artist: Abram Powell © Australian Museum

21. Rapator
Source: https://www.pinterest.com.au/pin/a-pair-of-hunting-rapator-ornitholestoides-in-lightning-ridge-new-south-wales-some-105-million-years-ago-by-brian-choo--437271445066943216/
Artist: Brian Choo

22. Rhoetosaurus
Source: https://campaigns.premiers.qld.gov.au/fossilemblem/rhoetosaurus-brownei.aspx
Artist: Unknown

23. Serendipaceratops
Source: https://www.pinterest.com.au/pin/486951778457836631/
Artist: Leonardo Borba

24. Timimus
Source: deviantart.com/plastospleen/art/Timimus-hermani-692707375
Artist: Plastospleen

25. Walgettosuchus
Source: dinosaurpictures.org/Walgettosuchus-pictures
Artist: Bark@spirellity

26. Weewarrasaurus
Source: sciencephoto.com/media/1103934/view/weewarrasaurus-dinosaur-nest-with-hatchlings-illustration
Artist: James Kuether

Prehistoric Planet Season 2 SHOULD SHOW these TOP 5 Australian Dinosaurs

Prehistoric Australia 2023-03-08 | Prehistoric Planet Season 2 has been ANNOUNCED!
If the new season explores any of the Early Cretaceous epoch...
Here are my Top 5 Australian Dinosaurs that should feature!
#prehistoricplanet #shorts #paleontology #dinosaurs #fossil #davidattenborough #australia

Host/Producer/Writer: Andrew Barnes
DOP/Editor: Carson Wilds
Paleoartist: Claudio P. Estrada Clamont
Logo Artist: Jesse Wilds

Image Credits...

Original paleoart by Claudio P. Estrada Clamont:
1. Kunbarrasaurus
2. Muttaburrasaurus face
3. Leaellynasaura walking through polar forest
4. Leaellynasaura in burrow
5. Australotitan
6. Australovenator in pursuit of ornithopod prey
7. Pair of Australovenator kicking each other
8. Australovenator hugging ornithopod prey to death

Photography by Andrew Barnes
9. Kunbarrasaurus skeleton

Other Asset Credits:

10. Prehistoric Planet Title Card
Source: imdb.com/title/tt10324164/mediaviewer/rm1884427009/?ref_=tt_ov_i
Credit: Apple TV+

11. Australian dinosaurs
Source: https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/science-environment/2021/04/australias-amazing-dinosaurs/
Credit: Xing Lida

12. Muttaburrasaurus honking nose
Source: sites.google.com/site/paleofilescom/muttaburrasa
Credit: Trey

Music:
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Prehistoric Planet Season 1 REJECTED Australian Dinosaurs - this is WHY

Prehistoric Australia 2023-01-21 | Why didn't Prehistoric Planet show Australian dinosaurs? There's actually a perfectly logical explanation.
#prehistoricplanet #shorts #paleontology #dinosaurs #fossil #davidattenborough

Host/Producer/Writer: Andrew Barnes
DOP/Editor: Carson Wilds
Paleoartist: Claudio P. Estrada Clamont
Logo Artist: Jesse Wilds

Image Credits...

Original paleoart by Claudio P. Estrada Clamont:
Pair of Australovenator kick-fighting on the floodplains
Australovenator chasing ornithopod
Herd of Diamantinasaurus
Muttaburrasaurus face
Leaellynasaura in burrow

Other Credits:

1. Dreadnoughtus fighting
2. T. rex roaring
3. Velociraptor
Source: ‘Prehistoric Planet’
Credits: Team MPC @ Apple TV+

4. Prehistoric Planet Title Card
Source: imdb.com/title/tt10324164/mediaviewer/rm1884427009/?ref_=tt_ov_i
Credit: Apple TV+

5. David Attenborough
Source: apple.com/au/tv-pr/news/2022/05/apple-tv-is-joined-by-sir-david-Attenborough-at-the-london-premiere-of-prehistoric-planet-ahead-of-worldwide-debut-on-monday-may-23
Credit: Apple TV+ Press

6. Map of modern Australia
Source: pixabay.com/photos/australia-continent-geography-map-62823
Credit: WikiImages @ Pixabay

7. Australovenator reconstructed skeleton
Source: https://www.crystalworld.com.au/2020/07/15/australovenator-wintonensis-morphology/
Credit: Tom Kapitany

8. Map of Queensland highlighting Winton Formation
Source: doi:10.1038/srep34467
Credit: Poropat et al. 2022

SERIOUSLY, What is an ERA? | Geological Time Pt. 2 | Beginners Guide to Palaeontology

Prehistoric Australia 2023-01-15 | Geological Time Pt. 2 - What do the Age of Dinosaurs and the Age of Mammals have in common? They are both ACTUALLY Eras!
#shorts #paleontology #geological #era

Host/Producer/Writer: Andrew Barnes
Researcher: Harnawaz Boparai
DOP/Editor: Carson Wilds
Paleoartist: Claudio P. Estrada Clamont
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Image Credits...

Original paleoart by Claudio P. Estrada Clamont:
Savannasaurus herd on floodplains
Australovenator chasing ornithopod
Herd of Diprotodon
Ekaltadeta ima

Other Credits:
1. Satellite image of Earth
Source: fineartamerica.com/featured/australia-satellite-image-nasanoaa.html
Credit: Nasanoaa

2. Geologic Time Scale of Eras
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geologic_time_scale#Divisions_of_geologic_time
Credit: Wikipedia

3. Early Cambrian Earth
Source: turbosquid.com/3D-Models/3d-cambrian-earth-early-model/581764?referral=3dmdb
Credit: Michael Taylor

4. Phanerozoic eras table
Source: digitalatlasofancientlife.org/learn/geological-time/geological-time-scale
Credit: Jonathan R. Hendricks

5. Wiwaxia
6. Cambrian Explosion
7. Tiktaalik crawls out of water onto the land
8. Permian extinction
Source: deviantart.com/ntvtiko/gallery/all
Credit: Ntvtiko

9. Asteroid approaching Earth
Source: pixabay.com/photos/asteroid-comet-meteorite-3628185
Credit: Родион Журавлёв @ Pixabay

10. Cryptogyps lacertosus (extinct Australian vulture)
Source: deviantart.com/hodarinundu/art/Cryptogyps-lacertosus-923098992
Credit: HodariNundu

11. Magnolia Flower
Source: pixabay.com/photos/magnolia-magnolia-tree-blooming-4109847
Credit: Ralph @ Pixabay

12. Ice Age predators chasing baby mammoth
Source: deviantart.com/hodarinundu/art/Back-in-the-Cold-Days-866020902
Credit: HodariNundu

13. Homo erectus running
Source: images.app.goo.gl/xvKcUd2dof87AucU6
Credit: NHK World

NEW DISCOVERIES in Australian Paleontology 2022

Prehistoric Australia 2023-01-01 | Do you know about the INCREDIBLE prehistoric discoveries from Australia in 2022?

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Mather, E & Lee, MSY & Worthy, TH 2022, ‘A new look at an old Australian raptor places "Taphaetus" lacertosus de Vis 1905 in the Old World vultures (Accipitridae: Aegypiinae)’, Zootaxa, vol. 5168, no. 1, pp. 1-23, doi:10.11646/zootaxa.5168.1.1

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White, MA, Bell, PR, Campione, NE, Sansalone, G, Brougham, T, Bevitt, JJ, Molnar, RE, Cook, AG, Wroe, S & Elliott, DA 2022, ‘Abdominal contents reveal Cretaceous crocodyliforms ate dinosaurs’, Gondwana Research, vol. 106, no. 12, pp. 1-66, doi:10.1016/j.gr.2022.01.016

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0:00 Awesome 2022 Discoveries (Introduction)
0:16 Giant Kangaroos Did Not Hop! (January 2022)
1:23 First Dinosaur Inside Crocodile Stomach! (February 2022)
2:22 First Juvenile Sauropod From Australia (April 2022)
3:18 First Australian Vulture! (July 2022)
4:21 Oldest Fossil Heart (September 2022)
5:25 First Complete Australian Plesiosaur (December 2022)
6:20 Links to more Australian Palaeontology videos!

Australovenator: The TERRIFYING Australian Megaraptor!

Prehistoric Australia 2022-11-21 | The Top Predator of Australia during the Age of Dinosaurs was Australovenator wintonensis.
You wouldn't want a hug from this dinosaur...

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0:00 Introduction
0:45 Where Australovenator Lived
1:04 Which Dinosaurs it Hunted
1:38 Did it cause a Dinosaur Stampede?
2:14 Hunting Style
3:04 Violently Kicked other Dinosaurs
4:02 Billabong was a Death Trap!
4:41 The Fossil Discovery
5:29 Special thanks, Credits and References
5:57 Links to more Prehistoric Australia episodes!

Fossils hardly ever happen - this is WHY | Beginners Guide to Palaeontology

Prehistoric Australia 2022-11-06 | How are fossils formed? Pt. 1 - This video provides only a broad description of the fossilisation process.
There are many types of fossils!
Subscribe to learn more in future videos.
#shorts #paleontology #fossil #geology

Host/Producer: Andrew Barnes
Writer: Harnawaz Boparai
DOP/Editor: Carson Wilds
Paleoartist: Claudio P. Estrada Clamont
Logo Artist: Jesse Wilds

Image Credits:
1. Peachy-Persimmons
Source: reddit.com/r/Naturewasmetal/comments/gktbx2/a_stegosaurus_on_display
2. Learning by questions
Source: lbq.org/Search/PrimaryScience?quickRef=10669
3. Simon from Pixabay
Source: pixabay.com/photos/mud-volcanism-volcanic-hot-84
4. Luisella Planeta LOVE PEACE from Pixabay
Source: pixabay.com/photos/beach-sand-dunes-landscape-7153932
5. Science Education Resource Centre
Source: https://serc.carleton.edu/download/images/38032/1354578168.jpg
6. Daniel Schwen
Source: contemplativemammoth.files.wordpress.com/2014/06/usa_tar_bubble_la_brea_ca.jpg
7. Nathan E. Rogers
Source: deviantart.com/microcosmicecology/art/Allosaurus-Scavenging-293667217
8. Kevmin
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stegosaurus#/media/File:Thagomizer_01.jpg
9. Scott Johnson
Source: wired.com/images_blogs/wiredscience/2011/06/camarasaurus-dinosaur-skull-flickr-akbar-simonse.jpg
10. Hans from Pixabay
Source: pixabay.com/photos/sandstone-canyon-scenery-scenic-4027
11. Charles Gilmore
Source: commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=4004851
12. Angelo Giordano from Pixabay
Source: pixabay.com/photos/earthquake-fracture-asphalt-split-1665892
13. David Mark from Pixabay
Source: pixabay.com/photos/ama-dablam-snow-mountain-peak-2064522
14. Frank Winkler from Pixabay
Source: pixabay.com/photos/mountains-cliffs-landscape-540116
15. The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
Source: nhm.ac.uk/discover/news/2019/march/museum-palaeontologists-to-join-new-jurassic-dino-dig-in-wyoming.html

SERIOUSLY, What is an EON? | Geological Time Pt. 1 | Beginners Guide to Palaeontology

Prehistoric Australia 2022-10-23 | Geological Time Pt. 1 - What are the biggest chunks of time that make up the history of the Earth? Eons!
#shorts #paleontology #geologicalhistory #eons

Host/Producer: Andrew Barnes
Writer: Harnawaz Boparai
DOP/Editor: Carson Wilds
Paleoartist: Claudio P. Estrada Clamont
Logo Artist: Jesse Wilds

Image Credits:
Darkest
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Jonathan R. Hendricks
Tim Bertelink

Walking with Dinosaurs Filming Locations in Australia

Prehistoric Australia 2022-09-07 | Are you a fan of Walking with Dinosaurs?
Plan to visit Australia sometime?
Watch this video so you can visit Australian filming locations of Walking with Dinosaurs!

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0:00 - Introduction
0:40 - Walls of Jerusalem National Park, Tasmania
1:05 - Time of the Titans: The West Wall
2:07 - Giant of the Skies: Solomons Jewels
2:55 - How to visit Walls of Jerusalem filming locations
3:58 - Fraser Island, Queensland
4:13 - The Giant Claw: Hammerstone Sandblow
4:58 - The Giant Claw: Lake Birrabeen
5:22 - How to visit Fraser Island filming locations
6:08 - My experience visiting a filming location!
6:47 - Credits and References

Winton: The Land of Australian Dinosaurs

Prehistoric Australia 2022-06-19 | We travel back 95 million years to explore the prehistoric environments of the Winton region once ruled by Australian dinosaurs...

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0:00 Introduction
0:55 Geology of the Winton Formation
1:45 Before the Winton paleoenvironments
2:32 Climate
4:11 Introduction to Winton paleoenvironments
4:43 Temperate conifer forests
7:29 Dinosaur Stampede event
8:09 Floodplains
8:44 Top predator - Australovenator
9:31 Australian titanosaurs
11:04 Pterosaur - Ferrodraco
11:41 Rivers, lakes and billabongs
12:36 Crocodiles - Isisfordia and Confractosuchus
13:04 Dinosaur deathtrap!
13:58 How did it all end?
14:53 Mass extinction of the Australian dinosaurs
15:57 Special thanks, Credits and References
17:10 Links to more Prehistoric Australia episodes!

Confractosuchus: The Crocodile That Hunted Baby Australian Dinosaurs

Prehistoric Australia 2022-03-08 | Confractosuchus is an Australian crocodile that hunted dinosaurs!
We know that thanks to a world-first fossil discovery from Winton, Queensland of a baby dinosaur inside the stomach of Confractosuchus.

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0:00 Introduction
1:03 Previous Fossil Evidence that Crocodiles Ate Dinosaurs
2:00 Accidental Discovery During Dinosaur Dig
2:43 Confractosuchus Fossil Evidence
4:02 Ornithopod Fossil Evidence
6:08 Where Did They Live?
7:50 Did the Crocodile Hunt or Scavenge the Dinosaur?
10:46 How Did Confractosuchus Die?
11:47 Final Thoughts
12:38 Credits

Why Did The Fifth Eromanga Sea Vanish Forever?

Prehistoric Australia 2022-01-09 | Central Australia was once an inland sea: the Eromanga Sea!
This video is Part 5 of a 5-part series.
This final episode is about the Fifth Eromanga Sea.

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0:00 Introduction to the Fifth Eromanga Sea
1:27 Toolebuc Formation - The Extinction Event
2:56 Australian plesiosaur - Eromangasaurus
3:16 Allaru Mudstone - Marine Life Bounces Back!
4:42 Australian ichthyosaur - Platypterygius
6:17 Mackunda Formation - Evolution from Shallow Sea...to Floodplains
7:27 Winton Formation - Dinosaurs Marched on the Seafloor!
8:38 Thanks for watching!
9:21 Credits
9:51 Reference List

New Discoveries in Australian Palaeontology 2021

Prehistoric Australia 2022-01-01 | Happy New Year everyone!
2021 was an amazing year for Australian palaeontology.
Learn about the new discoveries from this past year!

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0:00 Introduction
0:24 February 2021 - Weird walk of Palorchestes
2:15 March 2021 - Kangaroos that climbed like monkeys!
3:39 June 2021 - Largest Australian dinosaur
5:29 August 2021 - Largest Australian pterosaur
6:17 September 2021 - Oldest Australian eagle
7:36 October 2021 - Oldest Australian sauropodomorph
9:03 December 2021 - Is Kronosaurus even a genus anymore?
12:28 My Final Thoughts about Australian palaeontology in 2021
13:10 Thank you for supporting Prehistoric Australia!
14:13 Special thanks + Credits
15:14 Reference List

The Mysterious Fourth Eromanga Sea

Prehistoric Australia 2021-12-07 | Central Australia was once an inland sea: the Eromanga Sea!
This video is Part 4 of a 5-part series.
Part 4 is about the Fourth Eromanga Sea.

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0:00 Introduction to the Fourth Eromanga Sea
1:14 Geological Evidence
1:27 Marine Life
1:51 The Next (and Final) Eromanga Sea
2:25 Credits
2:47 Reference List

Kronosaurus Ruled The Third Eromanga Sea!

Prehistoric Australia 2021-11-24 | Central Australia was once an inland sea: the Eromanga Sea!
This video is Part 3 of a 5-part series.
Part 3 is about the Third Eromanga Sea.
Learn about the giant marine reptiles that ruled its waters...
Such as the ferocious Kronosaurus!

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0:00 Introduction to Third Eromanga Sea
1:18 Geological Evidence
1:47 Cold Climate
2:44 Prehistoric Marine Life
4:02 Kronosaurus!
4:59 The Next Eromanga Sea...
5:27 Credits
5:58 Reference List

Meteorites Crashed into the Second Eromanga Sea!

Prehistoric Australia 2021-11-08 | Central Australia was once an inland sea: the Eromanga Sea!
This video is Part 2 of a 5-part series about the Eromanga Sea.
In Part 2, learn about the Second Eromanga Sea.
And the meteorite impacts that defined it!

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0:00 Introduction to Second Eromanga Sea
0:36 Geological History
0:51 Geological Evidence
0:56 Prehistoric Marine Life
1:08 Meteorite Impacts!
2:04 The Next Eromanga Sea...
2:44 Credits
3:08 Reference List

Fascinating Origin Story of the First Eromanga Sea...

Prehistoric Australia 2021-11-02 | Central Australia was once an inland sea: the Eromanga Sea!
This video is Part 1 of a 5-part series about the Eromanga Sea.
In Part 1, learn about the First Eromanga Sea.
Where did it come from?
What Australian prehistoric life hunted in its waters...?

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0:00 Introduction to Eromanga Sea
1:41 Local Geology
2:19 Before the First Eromanga Sea
5:15 The First Eromanga Sea
7:01 The Next Eromanga Sea...
7:36 Credits
8:11 Reference List

Why Walking with Dinosaurs: Spirits Of The Ice Forest Is Actually Set In Australia (PART 2)

Prehistoric Australia 2021-08-27 | I explain why 'Walking with Dinosaurs: Spirits of the Ice Forest' was actually set in both Antarctica and Australia, despite the narrator claiming that the episode was only set in Antarctica.
In my Part 2 video, I investigate the science behind the plants and geography that featured in the episode to reach my conclusion...

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0:00 Introduction
1:16 Filming Locations
2:06 Plants
3:16 Geography
4:53 Was the Rift Valley a deliberate choice?
8:19 Conclusion
10:45 Credits
11:10 Reference List

Why Walking with Dinosaurs: Spirits Of The Ice Forest Is Actually Set In Australia (PART 1)

Prehistoric Australia 2021-08-15 | In my Part 1 video, I explain how most of the animals that featured in 'Walking with Dinosaurs: Spirits of the Ice Forest' were Australian.
The Australian fossil evidence supports my main argument that this documentary was actually set in Australia.

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0:00 Introduction
2:47 Leaellynasaura
3:27 Koolasuchus
4:18 Polar Allosaur
5:50 Muttaburrasaurus
6:52 Pterosaurs
7:57 Mammals
9:12 Weta
9:52 Tuatara
10:57 "Biting flies"
11:44 My Thoughts So Far...
13:45 Credits
14:10 Reference List

Top 6 Prehistoric Museums To Visit in Queensland

Prehistoric Australia 2021-07-02 | Have you ever wanted to travel around Outback Queensland?
Be sure to visit the prehistoric museums along the way!
This video is your ultimate guide to the Top 6 Prehistoric Museums To Visit In Queensland.

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0:00 Introduction
01:34 Eromanga Natural History Museum
04:05 Flinders Discovery Centre
06:01 Kronosaurus Korner
10:17 Riversleigh Fossil Centre
13:06 Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum
16:48 Dinosaur Stampede National Monument
18:41 Final Thoughts
20:18 Credits
20:43 Reference List

Koolasuchus: Last of the Giant Amphibians

Prehistoric Australia 2021-05-28 | Season 1 Episode 3 explores what life was like for Koolasuchus cleelandi!
Learn about the science and scientific speculation behind Koolasuchus.
Famously known from the BBC documentary 'Walking with Dinosaurs'.
This Australian temnospondyl lived in Victoria 120 million years ago. It was an aquatic predator that looked like a gigantic salamander.

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0:00 Introduction
01:04 Local Geology
01:24 Fossils
02:33 Origin Story
04:24 Habitat
05:09 Physical Appearance
06:37 Predatory Lifestyle
9:11 Reproduction
10:24 Life Cycle
11:29 Surviving Freezing Temperatures
13:03 Extinction of Koolasuchus
16:01 Final Thoughts
17:28 Credits
18:10 Reference List

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Leaellynasaura: The Cutest Australian Dinosaur!

Prehistoric Australia 2021-04-30 | Season 1 Episode 2 explores what life was like for Leaellynasaura amicagraphica!
Learn about the science behind Leaellynasaura.
Famously known from the BBC documentary 'Walking with Dinosaurs'.
This Australian polar dinosaur lived in Victoria during the Cretaceous Period, between 115 - 110 million years ago.
Discover its unique adaptations and how this cute dinosaur survived near the South Pole.

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0:00 Introduction
00:49 Local Geology
01:10 Habitat
02:00 Physical Appearance
02:35 Large Eyes
03:55 Feathers
06:47 Life Cycle
08:51 Burrowing Behaviour
10:20 Super-Long Tail
12:06 Leaellynasaura Fossil Controversy
12:58 Final Thoughts

The Lost Valley Between Australia and Antarctica

Prehistoric Australia 2021-04-03 | Season 1 Episode 1 explores the lost valley between Australia and Antarctica!
Travel back in time to the Early Cretaceous Period, between 125 - 100 million years ago.
Discover the prehistoric life that lived within the forests, floodplains, rivers and lakes of the Antarctic-Australian Rift Valley system.

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0:00 Introduction
01:14 Local Geology
02:07 Geological History
03:57 Climate
06:15 Seasons
07:14 Paleoenvironments
07:37 Polar Forests
11:01 Floodplains
14:17 Freshwater Lakes
17:25 How Did It All End?
18:58 Final Thoughts

Prehistoric Australia Channel Trailer

Prehistoric Australia 2021-01-26 | This is the channel trailer for Prehistoric Australia, a Youtube Channel dedicated to exploring Australian prehistoric life!

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