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Biogeography: Bounty beneath the Nullarbor
Tim Lincoln
Over a period of several hundred thousand years, many visitors dropped into Leaena's Breath cave beneath the Nullarbor plain in southern Australia but never left. The remains of these hapless animals, in this and two associated caves, constitute a palaeontological bounty for understanding past conditions in the region during the middle Pleistocene.
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An arid-adapted middle Pleistocene vertebrate fauna from south-central AustraliaNature Letters to Editor (25 Jan 2007)
