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Ancient bone-crunching Territory thylacine femur uncovered near Alice Springs

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An 8-million-year-old intact femur from the bone-crunching Northern Territory tiger has been found for the first time at the Alcoota fossil beds north-east of Alice Springs.

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Ancient bone-crunching Territory thylacine femur uncovered near Alice Springs

An 8-million-year-old intact femur from the bone-crunching Northern Territory tiger has been found for the first time at the Alcoota fossil beds north-east of Alice Springs.

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ABC Australia broke the news in Ultimo, Australia on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
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