Tylosaurus aquatic reptile from the Cretaceous period
Tylosaurus, a sea going ancient relative to monitor lizards. A giant mosasaur that prowled the Western Interior Seaway that was a shallow sea dividing North America in half during much of the Cretaceous period. Tylosaurus proriger is estimated to have reached lengths of 46 feet
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14166775
Media ID
48660013
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6151px x 2768px
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Credit
©Arthur Dorety/Stocktrek Images/Mary Evans
Source
Arthur Dorety - Stocktrek Images
Date
2019
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Flipper Ichthyology Lizards Maastrichtian Monitor Mosasaur Paleoichthyology Primordial Proriger Squamata Tylosaurus
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