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And again: Austalia is always good for a surprise. I'm very curious what the rock of this continent will release next.

Like the most australian dinosaurs, we have just a few bones of this specimen. But it's enough to show us that the distribution of this awesome family was larger as we thought.

Here you the young, baryonychid with his, maybe last, meal: a baby Koolasuchus

Here a closer look: [link]
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Mood: Wow! ~TheSims65 Apr 23, 2013  New member
It's kinda odd because there's a spinosaur live in a prehistoric cold fauna of australia that still joined antarctica,what a mystery
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~Hyrotrioskjan Apr 23, 2013  Professional General Artist
It was a pleasant surprise for me =)
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~raptorman123 Dec 20, 2012
Why don't they just name it already? It took Barnum Brown 10 minutes to name T. rex. I've got a name for you: Irwinosaurus australiensis . Irwinosaurus, after Steve Irwin, the Crocodile Hunter (when you think of Australia, you tend to think of the late Steve Irwin), and australiensis, again, because it was found in Australia.
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~Hyrotrioskjan Dec 20, 2012  Professional General Artist
Irwinosaurus :rofl: nice suggestion =)
The reason for the lack of a name is that we have too little remains of this animal and it's similarity to baryonyx. It would be crazy to create a whole new genus because of two bones.
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~bella7790 Dec 3, 2012  Hobbyist Artist
this australian spinosaur called Drumbyosuchus
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~Hyrotrioskjan Dec 3, 2012  Professional General Artist
unofficial, as much as I know =)
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*2195Razielim Nov 1, 2012  Hobbyist Photographer
:winner:
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~Hyrotrioskjan Nov 1, 2012  Professional General Artist
=D
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~LacitheHunter Aug 9, 2012
What is the name of this australian spino?
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~Hyrotrioskjan Aug 9, 2012  Professional General Artist
He have no name, the fossils which were found are not conclusive enough to create a new species.
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