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  • Researcher, Palaeontology, The University of Queensland
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Jorgo Ristevski
May 19, 2026

129,000 years of crocodiles: what we know about Australasia’s ancient apex predators

Jorgo Ristevski, The University of Queensland; Julien Louys, Griffith University, and Nicole Boivin, The University of Queensland

A host of unique crocodylian species ruled the roost in Australia and surrounds for millions of years – until humans came along.
Eleanor Pease
June 15, 2021

Prehistoric ‘river boss’ is the largest extinct croc species ever discovered in Australia

Jorgo Ristevski, The University of Queensland and Steven W. Salisbury, The University of Queensland

Gunggamarandu maunala is the first Australian croc discovered from a group called the tomistomines. And its prehistoric presence in modern-day Queensland means there could be more discoveries to come.
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