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Toothy Grin Palaeontology and natural history-themed merchandise.

There’s a new paper looking at the brains of ancient lobe-finned fishes, so here’s an ancient lobe-finned fish looking f...
22/06/2026

There’s a new paper looking at the brains of ancient lobe-finned fishes, so here’s an ancient lobe-finned fish looking for brains. Featuring Gogonasus from the Devonian of Western Australia. New in the Toothy Grin online shop!

You can now get every known species of wombat conveniently together on one shirt! Now available from the Toothy Grin onl...
05/06/2026

You can now get every known species of wombat conveniently together on one shirt! Now available from the Toothy Grin online shop.

Wombats are coming.
03/06/2026

Wombats are coming.

Scrap of lungfish toothplate from the Chinchilla Sand. About 3.5 million years old.
29/05/2026

Scrap of lungfish toothplate from the Chinchilla Sand. About 3.5 million years old.

Meiolania has just landed in the Toothy Grin online shop!
29/03/2026

Meiolania has just landed in the Toothy Grin online shop!

The Pacific Cultures gallery at the South Australian Museum, Adelaide.
23/01/2026

The Pacific Cultures gallery at the South Australian Museum, Adelaide.

2025 is done, and four new designs have just landed in the Toothy Grin online shop! Each commemorates a 2025 research pa...
01/01/2026

2025 is done, and four new designs have just landed in the Toothy Grin online shop! Each commemorates a 2025 research paper that I thought was interesting.

Happy Christmas everyone!
23/12/2025

Happy Christmas everyone!

In these trying times, take some advice from a giant extinct marsupial named ‘Ambulator’. Now available from the Toothy ...
02/12/2025

In these trying times, take some advice from a giant extinct marsupial named ‘Ambulator’. Now available from the Toothy Grin online shop.

Some new badges! There’s a mix of new designs and colour variants here. Among them are Antechinus, Trilophosuchus, Sarco...
01/12/2025

Some new badges! There’s a mix of new designs and colour variants here. Among them are Antechinus, Trilophosuchus, Sarcosuchus, Deinosuchus, Edenerpeton and Petaurus.

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