While still a fair way off from completion, the Australovenator wintonensis models are starting to have some texture and tone added to their ferocious bodies.
Australovenator wintonensis, Australia’s iconic theropod, roamed the land in the Late Cretaceous. Evidence of this predator ferocity is found most famously in the Lark Quarry Trackway near Winton, Queensland, which preserves a stampede of hundreds of dinosaur thought to have been running away at great speed as an Australovenator descended upon a watering hole to
Australovenator wintonensis, Australia’s iconic theropod, roamed the land in the Late Cretaceous. Evidence of this predator ferocity is found most famously in the Lark Quarry Trackway near Winton, Queensland, which preserves a stampede of hundreds of dinosaur thought to have been running away at great speed as an Australovenator descended upon a watering hole to
The Strelley Pool Formation is a sub-section of depositional environments occurring across 11 greenstone belts and spanning 30,000 square kilometers in the east of the Pilbara Craton, Western Australia1. A craton is a portion of a continent, in this case an Archean age sub-continent, of geological stability. The Strelley Pool Formation is located between two
Quartz is a mineral composed of silicon dioxide (SiO2). An abundant mineral, the Quartz family is found commonly all over the world. It develops in various shades, ranging from transparent clarity to opaque, solid colours. It occurs in igneous, metamorphic and clastic rocks (Allaby, 2013), especially in Granite and other felsic formations. It is created
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Foot (pes) movement of Australovenator wintonensis. From a 3D reconstruction by Dr. Matthew White. Model of the remains of Banjo, named after Banjo Patterson, the A. wintonensis skeleton discovered near Winton, QLD and located at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum
Having visited Port Moresby I quickly learnt that it was a rough and dangerous place. I made a few enquires regarding obtaining gold. the more I learnt the more I realised that while I like to travel to rough and dangerous places, Mt. Kare was very unsafe. Unless I was prepared to carry a gun
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