The Cambridge Fossil site in central Queensland dates back to a time when all of Australia was covered by a vast inland sea. In this video we look at the variety of fossils and what they tell us about the environment they lived in.

Featuring Dr Ben Kear (Paleontologist, La Trobe University) and Paul Stumkat (Richmond Fossil Museum). Made by Matt Smith.

Copyright 2009 La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.

The Cambridge Fossil site in central Queensland dates back to a time when all of Australia was covered by a vast inland sea. In this video we look at the variety of fossils and what they tell us about the environment they lived in. Featuring Dr Ben Kear (Paleontologist, La Trobe University) and Paul Stumkat (Richmond Fossil Museum). Made by Matt Smith. Copyright 2009 La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.

Fossil Site: Cambridge

Australia is the oldest continent in the world, and is a land rich in unique and diverse fossils. Giant prehistoric dinosaurs roamed the lands at the same time that ancient monsters swam it's seas. In this series Dr Ben Kear (a paleontologist at La Trobe University) will be exploring some of the countries fossil sites and findings.

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