Zygorhiza, early whale canine tooth Alamosaurus similar forms such as pistosaurs

similar forms such as pistosaurs or very early

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and were arranged questionably in terms of tooth sequence and position

Spinosaurus is only known from a few bones wrestled from the Sahara over the last hundred years

Germany is one of the richest sites for understanding the living environment of the Eocene at about 49 million years ago

Zygorhiza, early whale canine tooth Alamosaurus similar forms such as pistosaursZygorhiza was an archaeocete whale that lived during the late Eocene, about 40 million years ago. This ancient marine mammal had a long snout that contained many sharp teeth. The nostrils were located towards the end of the snout. Although retaining some land animal characteristcs (like differentiated teeth), it was more whale like than Basiliosaurus. It had a snake like body and small hindlimbs (including a mobile knee and toes). Many fossils have