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The article discusses an exhibition at the Melbourne Museum called "600 Million Years: Victoria Evolves," which explores the history of Victoria, Australia. The exhibition uses maps, models, and fossils to showcase the changes that have occurred over millions of years. It highlights different periods, including the Devonian and Cretaceous periods, and features rare pterosaur fossils and ancient whale fossils. The article emphasizes the importance of these fossils in understanding the evolution of life in Victoria and the diverse ecosystems that existed in the past. [Extracted from the article] |
