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Classification
Dinosauria
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Diet
Herbivore
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Lifespan
0–0 years
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Weight
0–0 kg
Geologic time
Description
Kunbarrasaurus ieversi is shown from a vetted PBDB fossil occurrence in Toolebuc, Australia. The occurrence is dated to the Late Albian interval (106.3-100.5 Ma), with locality evidence recorded as Marathon Station east of Richmond, Queensland.
Habitat
🌿 Toolebuc Formation🌿 Marathon Station east of Richmond, Queensland🌿 Late Albian (106.3-100.5 Ma)🌿 Ground Dwelling, Gregarious
Fossil Distribution
Kunbarrasaurus was a herbivore. It lived in the Early Cretaceous period and inhabited Australia. Its fossils have been found in places such as Queensland (australia).
Taxonomy
Kingdom
Animalia
Phylum
Chordata
Class
Dinosauria
Order
Ornithischia
Family
Not listed in PBDB
Genus
Kunbarrasaurus
Fun Facts
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Kunbarrasaurus ieversi is mapped from PBDB occurrence occ:474477 in Toolebuc, Australia; interval Late Albian (106.3-100.5 Ma).
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PBDB interval: Late Albian (106.3-100.5 Ma).
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Fossil occurrence locality: Marathon Station east of Richmond, Queensland.
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Formation/group: Toolebuc.
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PBDB ecology: diet herbivore, habit ground dwelling, gregarious.