2022 $1 Australian Dinosaurs Elaphrosaurine PNC Green & Gold in school and community matches

in school and community matches without standard rules played in local parks

Not all Crimson Rosellas are red - some are mostly yellow and some are mostly orange

Adjusting to civilian life was often a huge challenge

a kookaburra

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2022 $1 Australian Dinosaurs Elaphrosaurine PNC Green & Gold in school and community matchesThe elaphrosaurine theropod has not yet been assigned to any genus, as its skeleton is so incomplete. It was a toothless theropod (three toed) dinosaur species related to Elaphrosaurus (light footed lizard). This dinosaur has been described from a single neck vertebra bone discovered near Cape Otway in Victoria in 2015. The sediments at the site date from the Early Cretaceous around 110 107 million years ago.