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Ultrastenos
QM F31060, described as Baru huberi by Willis in 1997.
QM F31060, described as Baru huberi by Willis in 1997.
One of the most complete Ultrastenos skulls was long thought to have belonged to two different animals.
One of the most complete Ultrastenos skulls was long thought to have belonged to two different animals.
The reconstructed lower jaw of Ultrastenos.
The reconstructed lower jaw of Ultrastenos.
Quinkana
Quinkana
Quinkan rock art near Laura, Queensland. These spirits are the namesake of Quinkana.
Quinkan rock art near Laura, Queensland. These spirits are the namesake of Quinkana.
The holotype specimens of the four Quinkana species. Q. meboldi (a), Q. timara (b), Q. babarra (c) and Q. fortirostrum (d) were all described from sku
The holotype specimens of the four Quinkana species. Q. meboldi (a), Q. timara (b), Q. babarra (c) and Q. fortirostrum (d) were all described from skull remains of varying quality.
While no associated limb and skull fossils are known, pelvic form four suggest that at least one mekosuchine had a more upright posture and could ther
While no associated limb and skull fossils are known, pelvic form four suggest that at least one mekosuchine had a more upright posture and could therefore represent Quinkana.