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@The extinct animals of the sea except for the dinosaur

Sauropterygia^Ichthyopterygia

New images

New image "shoshone mountains reptile"

Shonisaurus popularis

Ichthyosauria ^Shastasauridae

DescriberF Camp/1976

Period : Late Triassic /Place:North America

Diet : carnivor = fish and cephalopods

Length : up to 15 meters /Skull Length : 2.4 - 3 meters /Weight : 20 - 35 t

The largest ichthyosaur, with the characteristic dolphin like shape.

It had thin jaws with teeth only in the front and its limbs were extra long and narrow paddles.

New image "Fish Lizard"

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Ichthyosauria

DescriberFBeche & Conybear/ 1821

LateTriassic`Early Jurassic`early Cretaceous /Europe (England, Germany), Greenland, North America (Alberta)

Size: 2m

Diet:fish, octopus, and other swimming animals

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Ichthyosaurus@is@one of the best known prehistoric animals.

It had large eyes and ears that may have picked up vibrations from potential prey, usually fish or squid.

It is adaptable to the underseaness fully and mammal similar pelvis on the sea of the dolphin and the whale and so on degenerates and seems to have given birth to it in water.

"near lizard"

Plesiosaur

Plesiosauroidea^plesiosauroidae

Early Jurassic^EnglandEGermany^2D5‚

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Muraenosaurus@

Plesiosauroidea^Elasmosauridae

Late Jurassic ^England-France ^‚U‚

an old version

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"Meuse lizard"

Mosasaurus hoffmani

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DescriberF W.D. Conybeare/1822

Late Cretaceous ^‚P‚O‚

Mosasaurus was a giant, meat-eating marine reptiles that lived during the late Cretaceous period.

Mosasaurus is not a dinosaur. But,They had four paddle-like limbs on a long, streamlined body and a long, powerful tail. The large head had huge jaws with many teeth.

They hunted fish, turtles, mollusks, and shellfish. It Mosasaurus lived in the North Atlantic Ocean.

New image"oar wrist"

Platecarpus

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DescriberFCope^1869

7.5m@long^USA/Late Cretaceous

Platecarpus was probably the most common genus of mosasaurD

They were medium sized Mosasaur‚“, reaching about 7.5meters in length.D

Platecarpus had much less robust teeth, suggesting that they fed on smaller (or softer) prey such as small fish and squid.

New imag"before-python"

Clidastes propython

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DescribeFCope^1869

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Clidastes was one of the smallest in the mosasaur groups and also one of the most primitive.

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New image "globular tooth"

Globidens alabamaensis

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DescriberFGilmore /1912

In Mosasaur, Globidens is small and had the tooth of the special form for crunching the husks of a hard bivalve.

"knob lizard"

Tylosaurus

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DescriberF .Russell/1967

Late Cretaceous^Europe\\New Zealand

@About8`12mlong

Tylosaurus was the one of the largest mosasaur types known.

It was one of the largest and most terrifying marine predators that ever lived.

A full grown Tylosaur grew to lengths in excess of 12‚.

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New imag

Kronosaurus

Pliosauroidea^Pliosauridae

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Early Cretaceous^‚X‚

Kronosaurus was a plesiosauria 9 m long with a short neck and huge head and jaws.

It had rounded teeth at the back of the jaws to crush shells and cephalopods.

It lived in the seas that covered parts of Australia during the early Cretaceous period.

an old version

"smooth-sided tooth"

Liopleurodon ferox

Pliosauroidea^Pliosauridae

DescriberF H.E. Sauvage /1873 (L. ferox-Martill,/1991)

Late Jurassic /

France, Germany, and eastern Europe/about 12m`25‚ long

Liopleurodon is the largest plesiosaur known. 20 meters long or longer,

It had whale-like with heavy head(3m), and thick neck and streamlined body.

The front flippers were moved up and down while the back flippers pushed backwards.

They were efficient, fast long distance swimmers that could operate at any depth.

Liopleurodon fed on other aquatic reptiles, both ichthyosaurs and other plesiosaurs.

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New imag "three-tipped femur"

Trinacromerum

Pliosauroidea^Pliosauridae

Desutributo:Cragin/ 1888

/North America

Length:about3m

Type Species: Trinacromerum bentonianum

New imag

Macroplata

Pliosauroidea^Pliosauridae

Early Jurassic^ Europe (England)

Length: 4,5 m

Macroplata was a early and slender Plesiosaurus with a crocodile-like skull.

Its neck consisted of 29 short vertebrae.

Its tooth was sharp, had the plate of the abdomen like the bone and hindlimbs was longer than the forelimbs.

New imag"plate lizard"

Elasmosaurus

Plesiosauroidea^Elasmosauridae

Late Cretaceous^@AsiaEN-Africa^‚P‚S‚

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New imag"futaba lizard"

Futab‚“‚‚•‚’‚•‚“ suzikii

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Plesiosauroidea^Elasmosauridae

7mlong/The sea in Japan (Fukushima Prefecture)

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Futabasuzukiryu is the reptiles of the sea discovered in Iwaki-shi, Fukushima in Japan.

It will be discovered by Mr. Tadashi Suzuki who was a high school student those days in 1968, and will be unearthed in 1970.

It was first Plesiosauria in Japan which can know the feature of the whole body.

From the limbs like the fin Many teeth of Pleurotremata were discovered.

Ftabasuzukiryu is considered that the injury by the accident or fight would be attacked by Pleurotremata and others owing to.

Up to now, it had introduced this Elasmosauridae with Elasumosaurus sp.

However, the scientific name named Futabasaurus szukii was applied as a new

individual in 2006.

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New imag"water beast lizard"

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"water beast lizard"

Hydrotherosaurus

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Plesiosauroidea Elasmosauridae

Late Cretaceous ^California, USA, North America

12.75m@long@/skall@length@33cm

The type species, Hydrotherosaurus alexandrae

Hydrotherosaurus was an elasmosaurid plesiosaur .

It had a long neck (with 60 vertebrae), a long snout, long, sharp teeth,

a short, pointed tail, a streamlined body, and four flippers.

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