A new paper by Ruairidh Duncan et al compares a number of ornithopod jaws from ETRW with others from Flat Rocks.
Read about it here:
Or an easier read in The Conversation:
Museum Victoria and Monash University have conducted “Dinosaur Dreaming” digs since 1995. Originally at the Flat Rocks site outside Inverloch, Victoria, it has evolved to include localities along the Bass and Otway Coasts. Since 2008 this blog has shared images and stories of crew taking part in excavations, fossil bones recovered, and fossilly things we get up to between digs. The most recent dig took place at Eagles Nest and Twin Reefs for 10 days in February 2024.
A new paper by Ruairidh Duncan et al compares a number of ornithopod jaws from ETRW with others from Flat Rocks.
Read about it here:
Or an easier read in The Conversation:
A few Dino Dreamers headed up to Australian Age of Dinosaurs last weekend to celebrate the grand opening of The March of the Titanosaurs.
Waiting for the day to begin was difficult - we could see the trackway building and some giant sauropods tantalisingly out of reach...
Selfie by Amber |
After a few words from David Elliot and some government supporters, we headed off to see the trackway.
We stopped to check out the little dinosaur sculptures on the way in.
And then there were the trackways. Wow.
Selfie by Amber |
Disco dinosaurs |
Selfie by Amber |
Lisa peeking out |
Sauropods imprinting on Steve |
Oops |
Dinosaurs are huggable |
Lisa making friends with the ankylosaur |
Photo by Lisa |
Due to inclement weather, we decided to process some Koonwarra rock at Fish Creek instead of sampling the Bass Coast.
Nicole with her first find |
Fotini finds a fossil |
Doris with her fossil find |
Kim shows off a fossil |
Alan with his fossil |
Wendy finds a plant |
A cool plant found be Wendy |
Our fossil haul around lunchtime |
Lovely plant |
Fish scales |
Fish |
Another lovely plant |
Dean's weird fish |
Wendy's big plant |
Nicole's insect |
Melissa's insect |
View from site |
Nick, Alison and John clean rocks |
Partial Lungfish tooth found by Alan |
Interesting fossil found by Lesley |
Lesley with her fossil find |
Melissa searching the rock that John washed |
Melissa searching the cliff |
Melissa and Lesley discuss tactics |
Melissa, Mary and John |
Alison finds a good sitting rock |
Miklos finds a probable turtle limb |