Kambara
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Kambara is an extinct genus of Crocodylian that lived during the Eocene and Oligocene of Australia.
The two similar species of Kambara described so far (K. murgonensis and K. implexidens) were both discovered in the Eocene site at Murgon, south-east Queensland. The estimated length of these animals were 1.5 m.
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