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It might also be worth noting that we lost several echidnas in the Pleistocene (Megalibgwilia spp. and Murrayglossus). Some of them might have been worm-feeders, like Zaglossus, but it seems reasonable to suppose that some were probably ant/termite specialists.
July 2, 2025 at 12:14 AM
toothygrinart.bsky.social
The third circular for CAVEPS 2025 is out, and with it the official announcement that conference merch will be sold through the Toothy Grin online shop! See the range here: caveps2025.toothygrin.com.au
The logos of Toothy Grin (a stylised theropod skull that looks chuffed) and CAVEPS 2025 (a stack of reconstructed prehistoric animals from South Australia, namely the plesiosaur Umoonasaurus, flamingo Phoeniconotius, lungfish Metaceratodus and echidna Megalibgwilia) are joined by a “+”, indicating a collaboration. Below, an assortment of items of apparel are arrayed, each with a form of the conference logo printed on it.
August 22, 2025 at 12:01 PM
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Don't forget to get your #CAVEPS merch here using our amazing logo featuring #plesiosaur Umoonasaurus, #lungfish Metaceratodus, #echidna Megalibgwilia, and #flamingo Phoeniconotius, designed by Dr Jonathan Cramb: www.toothygrin.com.au/shop/categor...
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October 7, 2025 at 10:23 PM
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Coming to CAVEPS next month? Get your conference shirts from the Toothy Grin online shop!
www.toothygrin.com.au/shop/categor...
The logos of Toothy Grin (a stylised theropod skull that looks chuffed) and CAVEPS 2025 (a stack of reconstructed prehistoric animals from South Australia, namely the plesiosaur Umoonasaurus, flamingo Phoeniconotius, lungfish Metaceratodus and echidna Megalibgwilia) are joined by a “+”, indicating a collaboration. Below, an assortment of items of apparel are arrayed, each with a form of the conference logo printed on it.
October 28, 2025 at 12:39 AM
chrisedser.bsky.social
Megalibgwilia (extinct genus of echidna) - Oil painting I started a few years ago while working on other images of this animal for the Melbourne Museum. Finished it this year and framed it with red cedar wood offcuts for the #CAVEPS2025 fundraising auction. #palaeoart #megalibgwilia #caveps
Framed oil painting of a megalibgwilia (an extinct echidna genus) in a landscape looking into the distance. Oil painting of a megalibgwilia (an extinct echidna genus) in a landscape looking into the distance. Oil painting of a megalibgwilia (an extinct echidna genus) in a landscape looking into the distance. Cropped to a square close up image from the original longer landscape. Detail of dovetail joined box frame made of red cedar for a framed oil painting.
December 1, 2025 at 6:34 AM
conservbytes.bsky.social
#Megalibgwilia, #Thylacinus, #Thylacoleo, #Genyornis, #Metasthenurus, #Simosthenurus, #Protemnodon, #Sthenurus, #Procoptodon, #Phascolonus, #Zygmaturus, #Palorchestes, #Diprotodon — the #extinction of some of #Sahul’s ancient giants https://elifesciences.org/articles/63870 #megafauna @eLife
November 20, 2024 at 12:26 AM