Table 1 Ancient dingoes from western NSW sampled in this study.

From: Phenotypic diversity in early Australian dingoes revealed by traditional and 3D geometric morphometric analysis

Specimen

Location

Sedimentary context

Description

MD1

Lake Mungo

Eroding, brown sandy fill in wombat burrow fill intrusive to Zanci unit

Incomplete skeleton including fragments of cranium, mandible and postcranial elements

MD2

Lake Mungo

Eroding surface of Zanci unit

Fragments of mandible and postcranial elements

MD3

Lake Mungo

Eroding surface of Zanci unit

Mandible

MD4

Lake Mungo

Exposed collapsed burrow in Arumpo unit, underlaid by brown sandy sediment

Mostly complete but fragmentary skeleton with adhering concreted sediment

MD4b

Lake Mungo

Exposed wombat burrow in Arumpo unit

Proximal femur, found nearby to MD4 but from a separate individual

MD5

Lake Mungo

Adjacent to wombat in eroding channel fill in Zanci unit

Calcaneus

MD6

Lake Mungo

Exposed wombat burrow in Zanci 100 m east of Dog 3 findspot

Complete humerus and vertebrae

MLK1

Lake Milkengay

Surface of deflating lunette

Highly fragmented cranium and anterior portion of postcranial skeleton