AAOD Journal, Issue 3 (2005) Stationery etheridgei is interpreted to have

etheridgei is interpreted to have inhabited shallower marine waters based on its depositional environment

With their distinctive earthy colour palette and playful design

Mythunga camara by Adele Pentland

Its predominantly crimson body is adorned with two striking bright blue eyes

AAOD Journal, Issue 3 (2005) Stationery etheridgei is interpreted to haveAustralian Age of Dinosaurs Journal, Issue 3 (2005). Paperback 76 pages. Features The Kronosaurus Chronicles. The controversy surrounding Australia's largest marine reptile. By Troy Myers. Trawling for the white gold. Searching for buried treasure: the trials and tribulations of Australia's largest dinosaur dig. By Scott Hocknull. Fireballs and thunderstones. Fireballs, meteorites and bolide impacts: The Australian record. By Libby Cannon. Poor Wally!