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A More Realistic Battle Between a Giant Crocodile and a Tyrannosaur
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Deinosuchus vs Tyrannosaurus Rex
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The giant Deinosuchus hatcheri that everyone was talking about yesterday
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The Giant Deinosuchus hatcheri and the Dolphin-like Metriorhynchus
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Crocodiles' kinship with dinosaurs and how ancient crocodilians differed from modern ones
ONE'S OWN REPTILOIDS: LET US SETTLE ACCOUNTS. Crocodiles, like birds, are the closest living relatives of the dinosaurs. And if the appearance of birds has undergone startling changes over the millions of years, the bandy-legged, pot-bellied and goggle-eyed crocodiles look almost exactly as their ancestors
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Ancient Crocodiles: Simosuchus of Madagascar and Hoplosuchus kayi of Utah
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"But Are You Quite Sure You're a Diracodon?"
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Sulphur crystals in a photograph from the Natural History Museum, London
Sulphur crystals. At school it looked far worse
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And This Too
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All This Finery Is Made of Petrified Shit
Archaeology · Observations · Palaeontology · Humour
Coprolites as a source of scientific data and a material for decorative objects
GEMSTONES. Anyone with an interest in dinotopia will surely have come across the curious archaeological material I shall be discussing today. And newcomers are in for a lesson: stalactites hang from the roofs of caves, stalagmites grow up from the floor, and coprolites are simply fossilised shit. Coprolites are not