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  2. Plesiosaur - Wikipedia

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    The belief that plesiosaurs are dinosaurs is a common misconception, and plesiosaurs are often erroneously depicted as dinosaurs in popular culture. [ 141 ] [ 142 ] It has been suggested that legends of sea serpents and modern sightings of supposed monsters in lakes or the sea could be explained by the survival of plesiosaurs into modern times.

  3. Plesiosaurus - Wikipedia

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    Compared to other plesiosaur genera, Plesiosaurus has a small head. The skull is much narrower than long, [7] reaching its greatest width just behind the eyes (the postorbital bar). [8] The anterior portion is "bluntly triangular". [8] In lateral view, the skull reaches its highest point at the rear of the skull table. [9] "

  4. Plesiosauridae - Wikipedia

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    This article about a plesiosaur is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

  5. What scientists learned from a well-preserved fossil of this ...

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    Plesiosaur fossils can be found all over the world, Marx said. The combination of both smooth and scaly skin is unusual, and it had different functions, the researchers said.

  6. Plesiosauroidea - Wikipedia

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    On 12 August 2011, researchers from the U.S. described a fossil of a pregnant plesiosaur found on a Kansas ranch in 1987. [11] The plesiosauroid, Polycotylus latippinus , has confirmed that these predatory marine reptiles gave birth to single, large, live offspring—contrary to other marine reptile reproduction which typically involves a large ...

  7. Albertonectes - Wikipedia

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    Albertonectes is the longest elasmosaur, and more generally plesiosaur, known to date both in neck and total body length, estimated around 12 metres (39 ft) long and weighing up to 4.8 metric tons (5.3 short tons).

  8. Graphical timeline of plesiosaurs - Wikipedia

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    Download as PDF; Printable version; In other projects ... "A new plesiosaur of the family Aristonectidae from the early cretaceous of the center of the Russian ...

  9. Geology: Prehistoric plesiosaurs were penguins of their day

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    Plesiosaurs were ocean-going reptiles that were contemporaries of the dinosaurs, living from the Late Triassic to the end of the Cretaceous Period. Geology: Prehistoric plesiosaurs were penguins ...