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Researchers identify prehistoric ‘River Boss’ crocodile, solving century-old mystery
One of the biggest prehistoric crocodiles species ever found in Australia has been officially recorded in southern Queensland.
Key points:
- Gunggamarandu maunala was lived two to five million years ago
- It is the first species from the tomistomine group of crocodiles ever recorded in Australia
- An…
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