New Species of Freshwater Mosasaur Identified in France
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New Species of Freshwater Mosasaur Identified in France
Fossils from southeastern France reveal a previously unknown, roughly 2.5-m (8-foot) long tethysaurine mosasaur that appears to have lived in a freshwater lake, not the sea. The post New Species of Freshwater Mosasaur Identified in France appeared first on Sci.News: Breaking Science News.
Fossils from southeastern France reveal a previously unknown mosasaur about 2.5 meters long that appears to have lived in a freshwater lake rather than the sea. The Garamaudo… Unknown species of mosasaur discovered in France - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
Researchers have identified a new species of mosaic, called Garamaudo bauciensis, from fossils found in southeastern France. The animal, which lived in a freshwater lake during the Santonian period...
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