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Greetings

I went into the lab location of the Hobart Museum to see how progress
was going on the recently excavated Jurassic tree stump... still in
pieces at this stage, though the discoverer reckons he has found a
bigger tree four feet in diameter. However with their permission I've
uploaded to the Miscellaneous photo album an image of an early
Triassic fossil. It was found in 2006 by bushwalkers on the east
coast and consists of two skulls of labyrinthodont amphibians that may
have resembled modern salamanders. Perhaps their waterhole dried up
which sounds ominous for humans. Another one for the 'must find' list.

John in Tassie




Thu Jan 4, 2007 7:35 am

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I've uploaded an image to the miscellenous photo album. It is of a collection of Jurassic log sections found last week in the far south of Tasmania by Peter...
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Jul 24, 2006
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Greetings I've uploaded to the Miscellaneous photo album a picture of an excavator removing the stump of a Jurassic tree, species unknown but perhaps a...
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Nov 8, 2006
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Greetings I went into the lab location of the Hobart Museum to see how progress was going on the recently excavated Jurassic tree stump... still in pieces at...
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Jan 4, 2007
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Happy New Year everyone That is a great picture of the two skulls of labyrinthodont amphibians. Hope there are more finds. The fossilized tree stumps seem to...
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Jan 7, 2007
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