Later that year he donated it to the Australian Museums.
In September 1988, it was prepared by the Australian Museum.
In 2006, Benjamin Kear and colleagues named Umoonasaurus, part of Pliosauroidea and the most basal Rhomaleosauridae.
In September 1988, it was prepared by the Australian Museum.
In 2006, Benjamin Kear and colleagues named Umoonasaurus, part of Pliosauroidea and the most basal Rhomaleosauridae.
April 10, 2026 at 10:35 PM
Later that year he donated it to the Australian Museums.
In September 1988, it was prepared by the Australian Museum.
In 2006, Benjamin Kear and colleagues named Umoonasaurus, part of Pliosauroidea and the most basal Rhomaleosauridae.
In September 1988, it was prepared by the Australian Museum.
In 2006, Benjamin Kear and colleagues named Umoonasaurus, part of Pliosauroidea and the most basal Rhomaleosauridae.
Rhomaleosaurus cramptoni
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#drawing #paleoart #reptile #pliosauroidea #rhomaleosauridae
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#drawing #paleoart #reptile #pliosauroidea #rhomaleosauridae
October 2, 2025 at 5:44 AM
Rhomaleosaurus cramptoni
(References below)
#drawing #paleoart #reptile #pliosauroidea #rhomaleosauridae
(References below)
#drawing #paleoart #reptile #pliosauroidea #rhomaleosauridae