Australia’s links to South America have just gotten a bit closer, but not due to economic forces, rather fossil forces. University of Queensland palaeontologist Dr Steve Salisbury was part of an international team of palaeontologists from the US, Argentina and Australia that identified a fossil that had previously only been found in South America.
Just a little note…
An informal group blog featuring posts on a wide variety of subjects by a crew of authors in several different countries. Just sit back, have some fun, and maybe learn something. If you've got any tips or suggestions, feel free to email us at TizonasWeblog at gmail.com, and one of us will get back to you.
Recent Comments
Debbie Hansel on Master Chainsaw Art. Pass him… casey on You all remember Sheriff Joe A… H on Karl Winn, Uberdouche Debbie Hansel on Master Chainsaw Art. Pass him… Victor Webb on Canada and US Dollar Approach… WhatupDude on Enough with the Elections Alre… Maxianne on Famous Psychiatrist: Liberals… Nik Emery on The Tizona Group has Lost a Pr… MOEHOWEIRD THE PROFI… on The Sickness of Islam: Virgins… MOEHOWEIRD THE PROFI… on The Sickness of Islam: Virgins… SSU hyllar mördare |… on Some famous* Che quotes 1.618 on In which I amuse myself at a g… julie samson on The case for death, Narkle sho… James on How many murders committed per… natalie on You all remember Sheriff Joe A…
Australian Dinosaur Found To Have South American Heritage
June 14, 2008, 9:16 pm — tizona3 Responses to “Australian Dinosaur Found To Have South American Heritage”
Well, SAY something...
TizonasWeblog
The Tizona Group 
June 14, 2008, 10:02 pm at 10:02 pm
Ah, so the Mexicans invaded Australia long before the US.
~ducks~
June 15, 2008, 12:40 am at 12:40 am
Sigh … it was the Chinese!
Cheers
June 15, 2008, 1:36 pm at 1:36 pm
So, what tipped the paleontologists off to the dinosaur’s South American origins? I bet it was the fruity hat.