Killer dinosaurs 'found in Australia'  Killer dinosaurs `found
in Australia` Melbourne: Palaeontologists claim to have
unearthed fossils of at least seven different killer dinosaurs
which once lived in what is now southeastern Australia.  A team
from Monash University and Museum Victoria says it has uncovered
a higher than expected biodiversity of meat- eating, theropod
(bird-like) dinosaur fossils from between 105 and 120 million
years ago.  "We had not expected to find fossils from such a
large range of dinosaur species in this area. The fossils we
have collected range from tiny, cat-sized killers to Australia's
version of T Rex, a nine-metre-long predator with powerful arms
and razor-sharp claws.  "In total 1500 isolated bones and teeth
of various kinds of dinosaurs have been found in Victoria,
Australia so far. Their meaning is only beginning to be
unravelled by detailed study and comparisons with other fossils
worldwide," Dr Tom Rich, who led the team, said.    "The cool,
damp climate may also explain th