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The fossilised remains of a pre-dinosaur-age animal known as a dicynodon have been discovered in Tasmania's south-east.

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IN my address to the Geological Section of the British Association I was fortunately able to announce a discovery which is of the very greatest interest both to geologists and biologists. As this ...

Dinosaurs — or at least their ancestors — may have gotten an earlier start than once believed. Bizarre four-legged creatures that resembled demonic dogs and predated dinosaurs branched out shortly ...