Beach tee AAOD Journals Queensland was not always like

Queensland was not always like this: beneath the rolling downs and gibber plains are rocks that formed millions of years ago at the bottom of an inland sea

These earrings were inspired by the flowers of the grey mistletoe at Bladensburg National Park and Lark Quarry Conservation Park in Winton

By Troy Myers

Material: Polyresin

Myloceras ammonoides was based on fossil shells discovered near Port Douglas and Dalhousie Springs

Beach tee AAOD Journals Queensland was not always likeDuring the Early Cretaceous Period, between 140 and 100 million years ago, the central eastern part of Australia was inundated many times by marine waters flooding in from the north across the lowest part of the continent. The marine reptiles of Queensland's inland seas included plesiosaurs, plesiosaurs, pliosaurs, ichthyosaurs and turtles. The most significant Australian discoveries of these animals have been made in north western Queensland,