Description
This dentition indicates a clearly macropredatory diet
These discoveries have provided valuable information on the diversity and ecology of marine reptiles during the Late Cretaceous
Eran los principales cazadores de peces y otros animales marinos a orillas del Océano y son los miembro más conocido de la orden de los notosaurios
which were probably used for display and gave it a unique appearance
En la orilla del río
Podokesaurus holyokensis Cretoxyrhina This dentition indicates a clearlyPodokesaurus holyokensis was a small theropod dinosaur from the Early Jurassic, dating back approximately 190 million years, whose remains come from the Portland Formation in Massachusetts, USA. It is one of the first theropods described in North America and represents a light, cursorial predator among the basal neotheropods. It was a slender animal, with an estimated body length of around 11. 2 meters and a mass that probably did not exceed 1015
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