‘Exceptionally well-preserved demonic dinosaur teeth’ found in Jurassic quarry

‘Exceptionally well-preserved demonic dinosaur teeth’ found in Jurassic quarry

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Four teeth once belonging to plesiosaur aquatic predators about 148 million years ago have been uncovered by scientists in Poland's central Lodzkie province. CE Report quoting The First News

Plesiosaurs are among the most prevalent marine predators to have lived on Earth during the Late Triassic to the Late Cretaceous period (around 237-145 million years ago).

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