It's a gigantic discovery, 125 million years in the making.
David Elliott is a field palaeontologist and was mustering sheep in western Queensland when he stumbled across some small bones in 2005.
He says they turned out to be something much bigger.
World's newest dinosaur finally has a name
David Elliott, sheep farmer and fossil finder, holding dinosaur remains on his Winton property in 2006 Source: AAP
The world's newest dinosaur finally has a name, more than a decade after it was discovered in the Queensland outback.
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