Planet of the Dinosaurs Gondwana - Published 2007 by National Geographic

🦕 Explore the Southern Hemisphere’s Ancient Giants

Step back in time to the age of the dinosaurs with this stunning wall map poster, originally published by National Geographic in December 2007 as part of a special two-part series. Planet of the Dinosaurs: Gondwana illustrates the southern supercontinent that once held what we now know as Africa, South America, Australia, Antarctica, the Indian subcontinent, and Arabia.

This piece beautifully presents ten of the most iconic dinosaurs that roamed Gondwana, the great southern landmass formed when Pangaea split into Gondwana and Laurasia. As the continents drifted apart, dinosaur evolution followed two distinct paths—this chart captures the creatures that dominated the southern trajectory of that journey until their sudden extinction 65 million years ago.

🧠 Educational & Visually Striking

A compelling fusion of science and art, this map is ideal for:

• Classrooms, homeschooling spaces, and natural history lessons

• Dinosaur enthusiasts of all ages

• Museum displays and educational exhibits

• Unique wall art for a child’s room or study

More than just a poster, it’s a scientific snapshot of prehistoric biodiversity. With over 550 dinosaur species named (and hundreds more yet to be discovered), this chart offers a glimpse into the evolving field of palaeontology.

🖨️ Print Options & Finishing

🛠️ Note: Please allow up to 10 working days for delivery of hang-railed canvas or laminated versions, as these are professionally assembled to order by our framer.

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Pair it with its companion piece, Planet of the Dinosaurs: Laurasia, to complete the story of Earth’s ancient supercontinents and the creatures they nurtured.

Bring the age of dinosaurs back to life—on your wall.