Truly incredible....
Dr Naish also has a very interesting post about sebecosuchians (Mesozoic and early Cenozoic crocodilians).Note: Baurusuchus picture from here.
got it....
3 years ago
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2 comments:
Mmmmm...sebecosuchians.
Mega Munch said...
Mmmmm...sebecosuchians.
Wouldn't you rather have the squirrel? I think the sebecosuchians would be a little hard to chew after all this time....
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