• Discovered in 1975 by Mike O. Woodburne and Dick H. Tedford in Etudunna Formation in the Desert of Tirari.

  • Habitat: southernmost Australia.
  • Time: Oligocene higher.
  • the holotype is a Molaire lower left and is with the South Australia' S Museum, Adélaïde. She comprises six roots. One also found m2 with four roots and of the fragments of jaw and basin. Obdurodon insignis has a canine (NC1) moreover than its ancestor the Steropodon galmani . Its nozzle was to be relatively smaller than that of Obdurodon dicksoni .

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