Dr

Caitlin Syme

Dr Caitlin Syme is a palaeontologist and collection manager for the Geosciences Collection at the Queensland Museum. Her speciality is taphonomy – the science behind how fossils form – and she has previously investigated the death, burial, and fossilisation of 101 million year old dinosaurs, crocodiles, and fish from Isisford in central-west Queensland. Her current role involves cataloguing, researching and helping ensure the perpetual preservation of one of the largest fossil and mineral collections in the Southern Hemisphere.

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21 March 2024

Fossils! Queensland’s Quirkiest Creatures (Years P-3)

Playhouse, QPAC

21 March 2024

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Explore the Queensland Museum’s extensive and priceless fossil collection to uncover some of Queensland’s most intriguing extinct creatures. Students will hear thrilling stories about the animals that once roamed our...

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21 March 2024

Fossils! Queensland’s Quirkiest Creatures (Years 4-6)

Playhouse, QPAC

21 March 2024

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Explore the Queensland Museum’s extensive and priceless fossil collection to uncover some of Queensland’s most intriguing extinct creatures. Students will hear thrilling stories about the animals that once roamed our...

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21 March 2024

Fossils! Queensland’s Quirkiest Creatures

Playhouse, QPAC

21 March 2024

Event Description

Explore the Queensland Museum’s extensive and priceless fossil collection to uncover some of Queensland’s most intriguing extinct creatures. Hear thrilling stories about the animals that once roamed our planet as...

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Caitlin Syme

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