Australia- Land of Living Fossils (1979) (Map) Pint Glass 16oz

Australia-Land of Living Fossils (1979) (Map) This title refers to a map published in 1979, focusing on the geographical locations of "living fossils" in Australia. A living fossil is an organism that has lived unchanged for millions of years and is usually a species with no close relatives. The map highlights various species such as the Wollemi pine, the Regent's Hakea, and the Shark's Tooth coral, among others. The map serves as an educational tool, providing insights into Australia's unique biodiversity and its role as a sanctuary for these remarkable species that have survived across millennia.