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Palaeo Jam — 56 episodes

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A story from the teeth

2

When a palaeo-artist and a palaeontologist are the same person!

3

Making a mammal

4

Let's talk about fish!

5

The Curious Life of Mary Anning

6

The Art and Science of Gondwanarama!

7

The story of Australian Theropods... So far!

8

The Lie of De-extinction

9

On the public understanding of science

10

Kanga who?

11

Creatures of the Slime

12

The Lizards of Oz!

13

A shark walks into a library...

14

What goes on in the regions?

15

A remarkable journey continues

16

So, you want to become a fossil?

17

From where pterosaurs dwell

18

Lake of the Dead

19

Putting the Cool into Koolasuchus

20

Me and my Palaeo Pal!

21

A Day for the Dinosaurs Down Under!

22

The tale of a giant, prehistoric kangaroo... Or three!

23

Modelling the Dead!

24

Soar like a prehistoric eagle!

25

Theropods Down Under

26

Connecting with the community

27

The Dinosaur Kids-Part 2

28

Planet of the Plants!

29

The Mega-fauna muncher from Down Under!

30

A journey into accessibility- Digging for fossils from a wheelchair

31

Palaeo research from the high country

32

Stories of the high country

33

A Prof and his pals

34

The Rocks Remember...

35

Vamp it up!

36

The Great Dying

37

Raising the Dead

38

South Australia- A Palaeontological Wonderland

39

A Career in a Cave

40

A most remarkable discovery!

41

Tales from the Naracoorte Caves

42

The life of a singing palaeontologist

43

The challenge to be curious!

44

The Dinosaur Kids... Part 1

45

How it started... How it’s going!

46

Caves- Ecosystems of the past, the present, and the future

47

A prehistoric land of birds and frogs

48

Why Museums Matter!

49

Moments in time

50

What dwells beneath... Beyond the rocks and bones!

51

Professor Wells and the Chamber of Secrets

52

Vultures and flamingoes, Down Under?

53

What happens in the field, stays in the field!

54

A Marriage of Art and Science

55

Life as a palaeo mum

56

What’s the point of palaeontology?