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The remains were discovered by Mr. H.B. Wade on Clutha Station near Maxwelton in north Queensland in 1932, who alerted the station manager H. Mackillop, who showed his brother who sent them to the Queensland Museum. Austrosaurus was described by Heber Longman in 1933. Austrosaurus Species * A. mackillopi * A. sp. ("Elliot")

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  • thumb|400px El Austrosaurus poseía un cuerpo voluminoso y cuatro robustas patas. Los cuatro miembros eran aproximadamente igual de largo. Su cuello era bastante largo. La cola era bastante larga y terminaba en un látigo y la llebava a cierta altura del suelo. Sus mandíbulas tenían pequeños dientes en forma de cuchara. Austrosaurus Austrosaurus Austrosaurus Austrosaurus Austrosaurus Austrosaurus
  • The remains were discovered by Mr. H.B. Wade on Clutha Station near Maxwelton in north Queensland in 1932, who alerted the station manager H. Mackillop, who showed his brother who sent them to the Queensland Museum. Austrosaurus was described by Heber Longman in 1933. Austrosaurus Species * A. mackillopi * A. sp. ("Elliot")
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  • The remains were discovered by Mr. H.B. Wade on Clutha Station near Maxwelton in north Queensland in 1932, who alerted the station manager H. Mackillop, who showed his brother who sent them to the Queensland Museum. Austrosaurus was described by Heber Longman in 1933. Austrosaurus Species * A. mackillopi * A. sp. ("Elliot") In 1999 on a property near Winton in Central West Queensland, Australia, grazier Dave Elliott found a sauropod femur belonging to what turned out to be the largest dinosaur discovered in Australia to that date, which was nicknamed 'Elliot'. At the Winton find, a right femur and portions of several ribs have so far been uncovered. A smaller sauropod, nicknamed 'Mary', after Dr Mary Wade, has also been uncovered. Early indications are that they are closely related to Austrosaurus mackillopi and either in the same or closely related genus. On 3 May 2007, bones from the remains of two huge titanosaurs which were uncovered in 2004 near Eromanga in South West Queensland went on display at the Queensland Museum, in Brisbane. This find was described by the ABC news service as the largest bones now discovered to date in Australia, eclipsing 'Elliot'.
  • thumb|400px El Austrosaurus poseía un cuerpo voluminoso y cuatro robustas patas. Los cuatro miembros eran aproximadamente igual de largo. Su cuello era bastante largo. La cola era bastante larga y terminaba en un látigo y la llebava a cierta altura del suelo. Sus mandíbulas tenían pequeños dientes en forma de cuchara. Austrosaurus Austrosaurus Austrosaurus Austrosaurus Austrosaurus Austrosaurus
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