Outback fossils: golden age of paleo-tourism in Australia
Fossil finds are on the rise in Australia. Why are we finding so many? And why now? Importantly, where are the must-see fossil and dinosaur spots?
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Fossil finds are on the rise in Australia. Why are we finding so many? And why now? Importantly, where are the must-see fossil and dinosaur spots?
Professor Kate Trinajstic examines ancient fossils at the Western Australian Museum that were collected from the Gogo Formation. Inset: The 3D preserved Go | Earth And The Environment
It belonged to a fish known as the Gogo.
Scientists from Curtin University in Australia have found the well-preserved heart and organs of a fish that lived 380 million years ago. It is now on record that the oldest heart in the world was found in a fossilized prehistoric fish that belonged to the arthrodites class – the fish existed 419.2 million and 358.9 million
Scientists in Australia have unearthed beautifully preserved fossilized hearts and other internal organs of ancient armored fish in a discovery that provides insight into the evolution of the bodies of vertebrates - including humans.