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The fossils of a 170-million-year-old ancient marine reptile from the Age of Dinosaurs have been identified as the oldest-known mega-predatory pliosaur – a group of ocean-dwelling reptiles closely related to the famous long-necked plesiosaurs. The fi
This extraordinary creature was a member of the Thalassophonea clade, commonly referred to as the sea murderers.
The earliest pliosaur 'megapredator' helped rule the oceans 170 million years ago during the age of dinosaurs.
The fossils of a 170-million-year-old ancient marine reptile from the Age of Dinosaurs have been identified as the oldest-known mega-predatory pliosaur. This group of ocean-dwelling reptiles is closely related to the long-necked plesiosaurs. This significant find was reported in the journal Scientif
Fossils dating back to 170 million years have been identified as belonging to the oldest-known mega-predatory pliosaur