Australia's most intact Cooyoo australis fossil discovered in Richmond with specimen in its belly.
The discovery of a fossil of a predator fish that existed more than 100 million years ago in north-west Queensland. The fish has its last meal in her tommy.
Bible Geoscience Group (BGG) is the copyright owner for all materials whether text or images produced by its members/staff and/or where a written copyright has been assigned to BGG by other participants. The laws of Australia apply to all publications of BGG. The Copyright Act 1968 BGG endeavors to credit any used materials published by the Group to their sources, even if it was under the ‘fair use/dealing’ policy.
All rights reserved. No part of any publications of the BGG may be reproduced without written permission unless for uses defined under “fair use/dealing” policies. Except where otherwise stated, you may share any published material for biblical creation education provided that the purpose is authentic and non-commercial use.
No copyright breach is intended on the website nor in any material published on it. If you noticed any uncredited material owned by you or others, please contact us to give the due credit .
While BGG shares the views of many other creation organizations, it is completely independent and does not have any formal affiliation with any other organization. Any published material in the BGG expresses the views of the author and does not necessarily conform with that of the BGG.
BGG does not claim any responsibility regarding the accuracy, completeness, latency, suitability, and/or views of the material presented.
The BGG acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea, and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today. Still, they should be aware that some BGG publications may contain images, voices, and names of deceased people. No offense is meant.