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140 million years ago in Patagonia

01/12/2005 | Elhuyar

Paleontologists find in Patagonia two or three fossils of a crocodile ancestor. Its name is Dakosaurus andiniensis. And its morphological singularity is that, in the sight of the teeth, it is said to be a dinosaur crocodile with sawtooth. Consequently, they believe he ate large aquatic vertebrates.

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