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a primitive morphology of the complete limbs in correlation with the primitive axial skeleton and pelvis is more probable, but far from certain. It is possible that the retention of a robust sacrum, pelvis and possibly non-paddle-like limbs were used to help to propel the body forward from the bottom
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is known from various material, including 2 isolated premaxillae, 3 maxillae, 2 postorbitofrontals, 2 quadrates, 3 dentaries, 3 splenials, 3 angulars, a coronoid, 2 surangulars, an articular, 91 isolated teeth, 20 cervical, 40 dorsal, 4 sacral, and 18 caudal vertebrae, 34 vertebral fragments, 3 ribs,
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was a medium-sized mosasauroid, estimated to grow up to a maximum of 6 m (20 ft) in length. It exhibited a combination of primitive characteristics, such as having no predental rostrum, the premaxilla-maxilla suture ends anterior to or level with the midline of the fourth maxillary tooth, a
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makes it the largest known predator in the waters of this paleoenvironment. Additionally, the crocodile-like flattened skull (as indicated by the premaxilla and maxilla) was a useful adaptation for water-level ambush hunting of terrestrial and shallow water prey.
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arises (two major lineages of a grade of paddle-bearing marine mosasaurs), is supported, and provides further support for the hypothesis of convergent aquatic adaptations in paddle-bearing mosasaurs.
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may have looked. It had a primitive vertebral column, a posteriorly oriented ilium and an elongated humerus with a distal epiphysis, all most similar to aigialosaurs. These suggest that
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was not a seasonal migrant from marine waters into fresh, but rather that ecologically it was a permanent member of a freshwater fauna. With the discovery and description of
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The preserved part of the maxilla bears 12 tooth sockets but the original maxillary tooth count might have been much higher. A number of isolated teeth were attributed to
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nearly straight frontoparietal suture, and a shallow quadrate alar concavity. It also had elongated stapedial pit that was at least three times longer than it was wide.
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Arambourg, 1952, a pachyostotic marine squamate from the latest
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Material was copied from this source, which is available under a
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Houssaye A, Bardet N, Rage JC, Suberbiola XP, Bouya B, et al. (2011).
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during prey-capture in shallow water, similar to extant crocodiles.
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was then named and described by MakĂĄdi, Caldwell & Ćsi (2012).
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by MakĂĄdi, Caldwell & Ćsi (2012), and then was classified as
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from various exposures at the IharkĂșt open-pit bauxite mine,
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Kocsis L, Ćsi A, Vennemann T, Trueman CN, Palmer MR (2009).
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at the waste dump of the coal mines next to the town of
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Geochemical and isotopic data are most compatible with
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872:Pachyvaranus crassispondylus
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