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Tylosaurus

Tylosaurus (/ˌtaɪˈloʊˈsɔːrəs/; "knob lizard") is a genus of russellosaurine mosasaur (an extinct group of predatory marine lizards) that lived about 92 to 66 million years ago during the Turonian to Maastrichtian stages of the Late Cretaceous. The genus contains at least ten validly named species, the largest of which, T. rex, measuring over 13 meters…

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related to First formal discoveries · 59
Tylosaurus → Academy, Acquired, After, Agassiz, Amelia, AMNH, Ancient Greek, Army, As, August, Benjamin Franklin Mudge, Bone Wars, Clidastes, Cope, Cope's, Despite, Edward Drinker Cope, European, Everhart, For
related to Taxonomy · 34
Tylosaurus → Although, Arcadia Park Shale, Bell, Chihuahua, Cretaceous, Currently, Hainosaurus, Halisauromorpha, Kaikaifilu, Late Maastrichtian, Mexico, Middle Turonian, Mosasauridae, Mosasaurinae, Mosasauroidea, Nasiłów, Ojinaga Formation, Other, Paleogene, Plioplatecarpinae
related to Habitat preference · 31
Tylosaurus → Alabama, Analysis, Based, Biogeochemical, Both, Campanian, Carbon-13, Clidastes, Harrell, However, Isotope, Kiernan, Mosasaurus, Niobrara Formation, On, Platecarpus, Plioplatecarpus, Polcyn, Pérez-Huerta, REE
related to Size · 30
Tylosaurus → Bruce, Bullard, Bunker, By, Caldwell, Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre, Coniacian, Cope's, During, Early Campanian, Everhart, Guinness World Records, However, In North America, Kansas Natural History Museum, KUVP, Large Tylosaurus, Largest, Lindgren, More
related to Later discoveries and other species · 26
Tylosaurus → Although, Belgium, Caldwell, Canada, Ciply Basin, Dale, Elizabeth Nicholls, Haine, Hainosaurus, However, In, IRSNB R23, Johan Lindgren, Leopold Bernard, Louis Dollo, Manitoba, Mesvin, Michael Caldwell, MT, Paulina Jimenez-Huidobro
related to Paleoecology · 24
Tylosaurus → Angola, Congo, Coniacian, Cretaceous, Democratic Republic, Europe, Hainosaurus, ICZN, Maastrichtian, Mediterranean Tethys, Moroccan, Morocco, Much, North America, North Atlantic, North Atlantic Circle Basin, Ouled Abdoun Basin, Paleogene, The, There
related to Function of edentulous rostrum · 21
Tylosaurus → An, But, CT, He, Herrera, In, It, Konishi, Likewise, Lingham-Soliar, Lingham-Soliar's, Mosasaurus, Paleontologist Gordon Bell, Paulina-Carabajal, Russell, Similar, Taniwhasaurus, The, They, This
related to Phylogeny and evolution · 21
Tylosaurus → Based, Bayesian, Caldwell, Cau, First, However, In, Instead, Jiménez-Huidobro, Madiza, Madzia, Plioplatecarpinae, Second, Simões, Taniwhasaurus, The, The Bayesian, The Tylosaurinae, This, Western Interior Seaway
related to Metabolism · 20
Tylosaurus → Analyzing, Argentine, Clidastes, Enchodus, Endothermy, Harrell, Huerta, Ichthyornis, Late Cretaceous, Mooreville Chalk, Nearly, Niobrara Formation, Platecarpus, Pérez, Smoky Hill Chalk Member, Suarez, The, This, Toxochelys, Tylosaurus's
related to Growth and development · 19
Tylosaurus → Both, Bunker, Carsosaurus, Clidastes, FHSM VP-14845, In, LAG, LAGs, Like, Mosasaurs, Pellegrini, Pellegrini's, Platecarpus, Plioplatecarpus, Scientists, Several, The, This, While

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proriger species nepaeolicus genus skull mosasaurs rostrum bernardi found also specimen cope teeth ft study would kansasensis size meters described

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Tylosaurusis aelongated edentulous rostrum that protrudes from its snout0.90text
Pteranodon in this region may have been the origins of these myths.In 1804instance ofThe considerable presence of fossils of large mosasaurs such as Tylosaurus and pterosaurs0.80text
the Lewisinstance ofThe considerable presence of fossils of large mosasaurs such as Tylosaurus and pterosaurs0.80text
Clark Expedition discovered a now-lost fossil skeleton alongside the Missouri Riverinstance ofThe considerable presence of fossils of large mosasaurs such as Tylosaurus and pterosaurs0.80text
which was identified as a 45-footinstance ofThe considerable presence of fossils of large mosasaurs such as Tylosaurus and pterosaurs0.80text
a fully aquatic lifestyleinstance ofor a latecoming member with advanced evolutionary traits0.80text
ichthyosaursinstance ofit is now understood that they were more similar in build to other large marine vertebrates0.80text
marine crocodylomorphsinstance ofit is now understood that they were more similar in build to other large marine vertebrates0.80text
and archaeocete whales through convergent evolution.SizeSome species of Tylosaurus are among the largest known mosasaursinstance ofit is now understood that they were more similar in build to other large marine vertebrates0.80text
a gradual change in the development of the quadrate boneinstance ofshare minor and intermediate morphological differences0.80text
and lived in the same locationsinstance ofshare minor and intermediate morphological differences0.80text
increased stamina for foraging larger areasinstance ofEndothermy would have provided several advantages to Tylosaurus0.80text

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