...it was great. Pat Vickers-Rich was the main speaker, though while Tom was quieter, he appeared to remember more specific things better. I actually kinda saw them as a Phineas and Ferb like duo (oh lord, here he goes again) - Pat was the talkative and outgoing one, while Tom knew the specifics. Heck, Pat even called him her "calculator". XD They basically just talked about the Victorian dinosaur fauna, as well as some stories they had while doing it. Anyway, the most exciting part was definitely the fact that we have some new info on the animals from Cretaceous Victoria, though I don't think any of the info has been described yet (minus the

Charig Milner, Alexander Kellner, Paul Sereno, Jack Horner, Octavio Mateus, Luis Chiappe, Xu Xing, Elia Smaniotto "First direct evidence of feathers in a non-coelurosaurian dinosaur (Megalosauroidea, Spinosauridae) and the institution of a new species of a feathered tetanuran, Suchopteryx hispanicus." Acta Palaeontologica Foolonica, 56 (2),  sent on the 3rd  of January 2012, accepted manuscript on the 1st of April 2012. Abstract. In the last twenty years, they've been discovered worldwide at least 23 species of dinosaurs with preserved feathers, without counting more problematic specimens referred to ornitischian dinosaurs and a carcharodont