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viernes, noviembre 11, 2005

Dakosaurus andiniensis

Nuevo cocodriliforme descubierto en Argentina y apodado "Godzilla" por su gan cabeza.

"A new, virtually complete fossil skull has revealed that an ancient marine relative of the crocodile was a very strange sea monster indeed.

The 80-centimetre-long fossil, discovered in Argentina, shows that Dakosaurus andiniensis had the massive and terrifying skull of a predatory dinosaur. Previously known only from bone fragments, the animal was nearly 4 metres (12 feet) long, with four flippers and the tail of a fish."

Mas información en New Scientist, en National Geographic, y en NewsWise