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with silhouettes representing known tetrapod taxa of Outback Queensland

honouring contributions to Australian crab palaeontology by Henry Woodward and Jack Woods

Explore the latest insights into Australia’s prehistoric world

It raises important questions about how we protect such a rare species in a world where curiosity and climate threats could put it at risk

Dinosaur socks Pins It has distinctive bark thatCelebrate Australias unique natural history with these quirky, nature inspired socks featuring three Australian dinosaurs. With their distinctive earthy colour palette and playful design, theyre perfect for anyone wanting to show their love of palaeontology in a fun and wearable way. Exclusively available through the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum of Natural History, these socks make a unique gift or souvenir that you wont find anywhere else.