However, the expert emphasized that the raptor did not evolve into the wedge-tailed eagle or any other flying species living in the modern world, but its lineage continued to a separate family that was also extinct and has no traceable connection on today's eagle. The same species of the eagle was theorized to be the last lineage flying in Australia. Mather said in an Ancient Origins report that the raptor has a body that scales smaller than the modern-day wedge-tailed eagle we can see in the wild. Because of this, researchers were able to consider the fossil set as the best-preserved remains of the eagle-like raptors than any other pieces of evidence that support raptors.ĪLSO READ: UW Unearthed Four Dinosaur Fossils in Montana Including Theropods, Triceratops, and a Potential Rear Ostrich-Mimic Anzu 25-Million-Year-Old Raptor Not an Eagle or Hawk sylvestris fossil was discovered with 64 pieces of bones, making itself an almost complete skeletal body compared to other findings in past studies. The place it considers a habitat was previously an area containing a large body of water with lush forests surrounding it, which in the modern-time is known as Lake Pinpa. The raptor existed back at 33.9 million to 23 million years ago, during the Oligocene period. The raptor, also known as the Archaehierax sylvestris, was discovered by the Finders University's College of Science and Engineering expert and lead author of the study Ellen Mather. The place is located in the southern regions of the country, just near Lakes Pinpa and Namba, and the Coombalarnie and Cooraninnie Dam.

The near-complete fossil was assembled from one of Australia's remote cattle stations. The raptor have very long legs and a foot that measures 15 centimeters long, perfect for hunting the endemic animals of the place such as koala bears and flamingos. The apex animal has anatomical features that are fit for the animal's characteristics. Please watch the Out of the Box video on YouTube.(Photo : J.Since the product is still in the development stage, the Size (up to 10%) & Weight (up to 10kg) may be changed during the production stage.Please note the final product specifications may differ because each product is Handmade.Product details could be subjected to change without further notice.T-Rex Signboard (Prime 1 Store Exclusive Bonus Item).Poseable “When Dinosaurs Rule the Earth” Banner.

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