Giant fossil kangaroos: scientists identify three new species of extinct megafauna
- Researchers from Flinders University discovered three new species of giant kangaroos in Australia by examining fossils from Lake Callabonna.
- One of the new species, named Protemnodon viator, was twice the size of the largest red kangaroo alive today, weighing up to 170 kilograms.
- The findings of the study were published in Megataxa, identifying the new species as Protemnodon viator, Protemnodon mamkurra, and Protemnodon dawsonae.
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