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Eardasaurus

Eardasaurus is a genus of thalassophonean pliosaurid from the middle Jurassic Oxford Clay Formation. The animal would have measured over 4.7 m (15 ft) long (the tail was not fully preserved) and possessed a high amount of teeth relative to other pliosaurs. Its teeth show distinct ridges formed by the tooth enamel, some of which are very pronounced and…

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related to Skull · 16
Eardasaurus → All, Among, Based, Cretaceous, Here, Jurassic, Like, Liopleurodon, More, Oxford Clay, Stenorhynchosaurus, Still, Such, The, This, While
related to history · 11
Eardasaurus → Callovian, Greek, Jurassic, Old English, OUMNH, OUMNH PAL-J, Oxford Clay Formation, Peterborough Member, Philip Powell, The, Yarnton
related to Paleobiology · 7
Eardasaurus → Benson, Compared, Ketchum, Liopleurodon, Nevertheless, Pliosaurus, The
related to Classification · 5
Eardasaurus → Brachaucheninae, Liopleurodon, Pliosauridae, Simolestes, The
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Eardasaurus → genus of thalassophonean pliosaurid from the middle Jurassic Oxford Clay Formation, only member of the group with the ornamentation present on the jugal bones

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teeth ridges skull liopleurodon present preserved pliosaurs tooth enamel oxford premaxillae maxillae jugal bones long formed jurassic specimen genus holotype

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Eardasaurusis agenus of thalassophonean pliosaurid from the middle Jurassic Oxford Clay Formation0.90text
Eardasaurusis aonly member of the group with the ornamentation present on the jugal bones0.90text
Eardasaurusrelated to ClassificationThe0.60section
Eardasaurusrelated to ClassificationPliosauridae0.60section
Eardasaurusrelated to ClassificationLiopleurodon0.60section
Eardasaurusrelated to ClassificationSimolestes0.60section
Eardasaurusrelated to ClassificationBrachaucheninae0.60section
Eardasaurusrelated to historyThe0.60section
Eardasaurusrelated to historyPhilip Powell0.60section
Eardasaurusrelated to historyOxford Clay Formation0.60section
Eardasaurusrelated to historyYarnton0.60section
Eardasaurusrelated to historyOUMNH PAL-J0.60section

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