List of Australian and Antarctic dinosaurs
List of Australian and Antarctic dinosaurs
Table:
Name

Period

Location

Diet

Notes

Image

Antarctopelta

Late Cretaceous

Antarctica

herbivore

The first non-avian dinosaur found in Antarctica, but not the first named.

Atlascopcosaurus

Early Cretaceous

Australia

herbivore

Named after the Atlas Copco company for funding the dig that found its fossils.

Australovenator

Early-Late Cretaceous

Australia

carnivore

The most complete predatory dinosaur found in Australia.

Austrosaurus

Early Cretaceous

Australia

herbivore

A sauropod.

Cryolophosaurus

Early Jurassic

Antarctica

carnivore

The first non-avian dinosaur named from Antarctica.

Diamantinasaurus

Late Cretaceous

Australia

herbivore

Named after the Australian folk song "Waltzing Matilda".

Diluvicursor

Early Cretaceous

Australia

herbivore

It may have lived in a floodplain with a high-energy river when alive.

Fulgurotherium

Early Cretaceous

Australia

herbivore

A possibly dubious ornithischian.

Glacialisaurus

Early Jurassic

Antarctica

herbivore

A basal sauropodomorph that coexisted with true sauropods (undescribed).

Kakuru

Early Cretaceous

Australia

?

Known from only a shinbone.

Kunbarrasaurus

Early Cretaceous

Australia

herbivore

Formerly assigned to Minmi.

Leaellynasaura

Early Cretaceous

Australia

herbivore

An ornithischian with a tail three times its body length.

Minmi

Early Cretaceous

Australia

herbivore

Known from one fragmentary specimen; a second, more complete specimen was transferred to Kunbarrasaurus.

Morrosaurus

Late Cretaceous

Antarctica

herbivore

An iguanodont; a member of Elasmaria.

Muttaburrasaurus

Early Cretaceous

Australia

herbivore

A large rhabdodontomorph.

Ozraptor

Middle Jurassic

Australia

carnivore

Possibly an early abelisauroid.

Qantassaurus

Early Cretaceous

Australia

herbivore

Named after the airline company Qantas.

Rapator

Early Cretaceous

Australia

carnivore

Possibly a megaraptoran.

Rhoetosaurus

Middle Jurassic

Australia

herbivore

Along with Ozraptor, it is one of the oldest known Australian dinosaurs.

Savannasaurus

Late Cretaceous

Australia

herbivore

A recently-discovered titanosaur.

Serendipaceratops

Early Cretaceous

Australia

herbivore

Possibly a ceratopsian. If so, it would be one of the few known ceratopsians from the Southern Hemisphere.

Timimus

Early Cretaceous

Australia

?

A coelurosaur of uncertain classification; it may be a tyrannosauroid.

Trinisaura

Late Cretaceous

Antarctica

herbivore

An iguanodont; a member of Elasmaria.

Walgettosuchus

Early Cretaceous

Australia

carnivore

Possibly invalid.

Weewarrasaurus

Late Cretaceous

Australia

herbivore

Known from a jawbone that has turned to opal.

Wintonotitan

Early Cretaceous

Australia

herbivore

A large sauropod that coexisted with Diamantinasaurus.

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