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Brachauchenius, a massive pliosaurid, chases an ichthyosaur near a gigantic algal bloom fueled by the intense climate change that would result in the Cenomanian-Turonian boundary event.

Brachauchenius, a massive pliosaurid, chases an ichthyosaur near a gigantic algal bloom fueled by the intense climate change that would result in the Cenomanian-Turonian boundary event.
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British paleontologists unearthed the fossilized remains of a monstrous ichthyosaur โ€“, this ancient predator ruled the oceans over 200 million years ago.

Scientists believe this could be the largest marine reptile ever discovered. Think Jurassic Park come to life!

British paleontologists unearthed the fossilized remains of a monstrous ichthyosaur โ€“, this ancient predator ruled the oceans over 200 million years ago.

Scientists believe this could be the largest marine reptile ever discovered.  Think Jurassic Park come to life!  

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Jurassic Coast Guide(@jurassicguides) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My latest client prep work, Ichthyosaur bone block from the Cotswoldsโ€ฆ still need to finish the matrix with my trademark texture but itโ€™s nearly done!

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World and Science This sea monster discovered recently is believed to have been 80 feet long and may have hunted prey like orca.

The discovery of a jawbone fossil suggests that Ichthyotitan severensis may be the largest ichthyosaur to have existed

@WorldAndScience This sea monster discovered recently is believed to have been 80 feet long and may have hunted prey like orca.

The discovery of a jawbone fossil suggests that Ichthyotitan severensis may be the largest ichthyosaur to have existed
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More than 201 million years ago, ichthyosaurs were the orcas of
their time. Now, paleontologists have identified what they believe could
be the largest ichthyosaur ever discovered.
The discovery began with an unusual fossil found several years ago-a
jawbone suggesting that

More than 201 million years ago, ichthyosaurs were the orcas of
their time. Now, paleontologists have identified what they believe could
be the largest ichthyosaur ever discovered.
The discovery began with an unusual fossil found several years ago-a
jawbone suggesting that
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Ravi | #1 SEMIRAMIS FAN ๐ŸŒ˜(@Armor_of_Fafnir) 's Twitter Profile Photo

WHY ARE YOU CALLING THIS AN ICHTHYOSAUR WHEN IT CLEARLY IS A BASILOSAURUS (A WHALE)
It also has humpback whale like fins which...is interesting artistic license but not very likely
Really dig the pattern though
Overall design is a bit gnarly but not the worst Basilosaurus

WHY ARE YOU CALLING THIS AN ICHTHYOSAUR WHEN IT CLEARLY IS A BASILOSAURUS (A WHALE)
It also has humpback whale like fins which...is interesting artistic license but not very likely
Really dig the pattern though
Overall design is a bit gnarly but not the worst Basilosaurus
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