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Just thought members may like see a few pictures of Australian fossil remains.

Triphid 9 Dec 20
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Stromatolites, living fossils from 3.5 Billion years, still existing in South Australia.

Triphid Level 9 Dec 22, 2020
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Yeah, what is #4?

BitFlipper Level 8 Dec 22, 2020

A Fossilised Diprotodon, the early ancestor of the modern wombat.

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Sorry, made a mistake THEY were opalised Plesiosaurs, not an icthyiosaurs.
And I've added a couple of pics below.

Triphid Level 9 Dec 22, 2020
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Fascinating. I was wondering what number 4 was.

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Interesting. Do you know what number three is ?

Fernapple Level 9 Dec 21, 2020

I think #4 is a Diprotodon, the early ancestor of the modern Wombat.
#1 is fossilised sea shells ( in the Opal fields they often find them opalised, and on rarer occasions, opalised dinosaur, mostly Marine Dinosaurs, bones as well.
A opalised Icthyosaur fossil was found at one of the Opal field some time in the 20th. century.
#3 is, I think a very early Marine invertebrate.

@Triphid Thank you.

@Fernapple Sorry friend I erred with numbers a wee bit. Rectified them now.

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Cool I like it

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