Cretoxyrhina - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia
Cretoxyrhina - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia
Dec 4, 2016
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Ginsu, that’s who! #Cretoxyrhina, “Ginsu shark,” is larger than today’s great white shark, possibly reaching 30’ in length. It lived in the Late #Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway of North America. Sharks rarely preserve more than teeth, yet a few specimens, such as this one as well as a stunner at the KU Museum of Natural History, in Lawrence, KS and one at the Sternberg Museum at Fort Hays, KS, preserved vertebrae, fin remnants, skin impression, and even a last meal. This mighty beast is know
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Ginsu, that’s who! #Cretoxyrhina, “Ginsu shark,” is larger than today’s great white shark, possibly reaching 30’ in length. It lived in the Late #Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway of North America. Sharks rarely preserve more than teeth, yet a few specimens, such as this one as well as a stunner at the KU Museum of Natural History, in Lawrence, KS and one at the Sternberg Museum at Fort Hays, KS, preserved vertebrae, fin remnants, skin impression, and even a last meal. This mighty beast is know
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Terrifying! #Tylosaurus means “protuberance lizard” thanks to its long “snout.” The species, T. proriger, means “bearing a prow,” so named because it lacks teeth in the tip of its mouth, unlike other #mosasaurs. These giant Komodo dragon (or are they snake???) kin were extremely long, 40’ , with evidence of longer ones existing in collection drawers. Weight is much harder to determine, ~5-8 tons is often repeated. Tylosaurus was “svelte” when compared to some #Mosasaurus species. It was likely a
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Terrifying! #Tylosaurus means “protuberance lizard” thanks to its long “snout.” The species, T. proriger, means “bearing a prow,” so named because it lacks teeth in the tip of its mouth, unlike other #mosasaurs. These giant Komodo dragon (or are they snake???) kin were extremely long, 40’ , with evidence of longer ones existing in collection drawers. Weight is much harder to determine, ~5-8 tons is often repeated. Tylosaurus was “svelte” when compared to some #Mosasaurus species. It was likely a
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Xiphactinus vertebral column celebration! One of my favorite #Xiphactinus mounts, this at the Mountain America Museum of Ancient Life in Lehi, Utah. The lighting is top notch, conveying a twilit world fraught with danger, enhanced by the presence of mosasaurs. a large elasmosaur, and a variety of other toothy beasts!. Xiphactinus lived in the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway of Kansas, but it has been found across the world. Which makes sense for a ferocious, effective predator, look how
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Xiphactinus vertebral column celebration! One of my favorite #Xiphactinus mounts, this at the Mountain America Museum of Ancient Life in Lehi, Utah. The lighting is top notch, conveying a twilit world fraught with danger, enhanced by the presence of mosasaurs. a large elasmosaur, and a variety of other toothy beasts!. Xiphactinus lived in the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway of Kansas, but it has been found across the world. Which makes sense for a ferocious, effective predator, look how
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Meet Dorothy from Kansas! This #Elasmosaurus platyurus “thin plate reptile, flat tail” cast Is on display at the Pacific Museum of Earth at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. Named by Cope in 1868 from material collected in Kansas, it is the classic “Loch Ness Monster” and the skeleton that Cope put the head on tail, which Marsh gleefully noted. As a vertebral lad, I love the neck of these giant marine reptiles. 70 cervical verts comprise 23’ of a 42’ long beast. That is on
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Meet Dorothy from Kansas! This #Elasmosaurus platyurus “thin plate reptile, flat tail” cast Is on display at the Pacific Museum of Earth at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. Named by Cope in 1868 from material collected in Kansas, it is the classic “Loch Ness Monster” and the skeleton that Cope put the head on tail, which Marsh gleefully noted. As a vertebral lad, I love the neck of these giant marine reptiles. 70 cervical verts comprise 23’ of a 42’ long beast. That is on
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Now from the right end 😉 Being a tail researcher, I thought I’d share this video from the best end 🙂. This is of a cast of the mount @courtenaymuseum of a new genus of ultra-long-necked #plesiosaur, a new kind of #elasmosaur. Think Loch Ness Monster! Their tails mystify. In the earliest days it was suggested they had a fluke, some kind of big fleshy tail extension that it used to help either steer or propel. This was driven, in part, by a tail of #Seeleyosaurus that was found with a skin outli
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Now from the right end 😉 Being a tail researcher, I thought I’d share this video from the best end 🙂. This is of a cast of the mount @courtenaymuseum of a new genus of ultra-long-necked #plesiosaur, a new kind of #elasmosaur. Think Loch Ness Monster! Their tails mystify. In the earliest days it was suggested they had a fluke, some kind of big fleshy tail extension that it used to help either steer or propel. This was driven, in part, by a tail of #Seeleyosaurus that was found with a skin outli
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