"Diamantinasaurus" (Oliver) plush Adults' clothing part of the Museum's prehistoric

part of the Museum's prehistoric flora range

After ten years of working as a graphic designer in Amsterdam and Melbourne she realised her dream of publishing a picture book

The fourth minisheet shows Australian Megafauna from the Pleistocene Epoch

Known for its historical significance

"Diamantinasaurus" (Oliver) plush Adults' clothing part of the Museum's prehistoricDiamantinasaurus matildae or Oliver is a 95 million year old juvenile titanosaur that weighed 4. 2 tonnes at the time of its death. Research on Oliver reveals fascinating insights into its growth and development. Just like humans, this adorable dinosaur grew allometrically, with different parts of its body growing at varying rates. For instance, its limb bones grew rapidly, much like a puppy growing into its large paws. As Diamantinasaurus matured,