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Located in Sydney, the Australian Museum is the country's oldest museum.
Since its founding in 1827, it has become a vast repository of thousands
of natural history specimens, including those of the thylacine. Complete
taxidermies, skins, skulls, and even a thylacine brain are housed here.
On this and the following three pages are a series of photos which depict
various examples of thylacine specimens in the museum's collection.
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of the thylacine skulls in the Australian Museum's collection. |
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thylacine cranium which unfortunately is missing much of its frontal dentition. |
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