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Scientists identify three new species of ancient kangaroo—and one was more than 6.6 feet tallThis allowed a team led by Isaac Kerr, a paleontologist at Flinders University, to answer longstanding questions about Protemnodon. Although Protemnodon fossils are fairly common in Australia ...
Palaeontologist Dr Isaac Kerr displays the fossil jaw of the giant kangaroo Protemnodon viator and the far smaller jaw of the largest living kangaroo, the red kangaroo. Disclaimer: AAAS and ...
That’s the voice of Palaeontologist Dr Isaac Kerr who is the lead researcher on the Flinders University study. He’s examined hundreds of Protemnodon bones in museums across Australia ...
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