Image: 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. Image: David Elliott, sheep farmer and fossil finder, holding dinosaur remains on his Winton property in 2006 (AAP)
The world's newest dinosaur finally has a name, more than a decade after it was discovered in the Queensland outback. Image: David Elliott, sheep farmer and fossil finder, holding dinosaur remains on his Winton property in 2006 (AAP)
Scientists hope the six-metre tall, long-necked creature will shed light on the origin of Australian dinosaurs.
