Eocene Epoch (55 million years ago - 34 million years ago) Murgon Bat, Australonycteris clarkae, from the Eocene of Queensland, is the oldest bat from the Southern Hemisphere and one of the oldest in the world. It is similar to other archaic Eocene bats from the Northern Hemisphere, and could probably navigate using echolocation, like most bats.. 55 Million Years Ago is a multidimensional visitor experience including an interactive Fossil Museum, Art Gallery, Fossil Gift Shop, Visitor Information Centre and Workshop Area surrounding a central Ancient Garden. The museum is unique as the land surrounding Murgon is the only area in Australia to date, that contains fossils of mammals from.

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55 Million Years Ago showcases the incredible fossils found in Murgon in the late 1980's in an informative and interactive Fossil Experience. These fossils were from a time period, 55 million years ago, previously unknown to palaeontologists, including evidence of Australia's first marsupials and 15 other species never seen before.. About. 55 Million Years Ago showcases the incredible fossils found in Murgon in the late 1980's in an informative and interactive Fossil Experience. These fossils were from a time period, 55 million years ago, previously unknown to palaeontologists, including evidence of Australia's first marsupials and 15 other species never seen before.