- jaws,
commonly known as pliosaurs. More
primitive non-thal****ophonean
pliosauroids resembled plesiosaurs in
possessing relatively long
necks and smaller...
-
Meyerasaurus victor". The
family Brachauchenidae has been
proposed to
include pliosauroids which have very
short necks and may
include Brachauchenius and Kronosaurus...
- is
Plesiosaurus itself, as all
younger taxa were
recently found to be
pliosauroids.
While they were
Mesozoic diapsid reptiles that
lived at the same time...
- dinosaurs: heterodontosaurids, fabrosaurids, and scelidosaurids. 190 Ma
Pliosauroids appear in the
fossil record.
First lepidopteran insects (Archaeolepis)...
-
proportions and the
shape of
their articular ends
differed greatly from
pliosauroids, and
instead agreed well with elasmosaurids.
Given that, at the time...
-
Neoplesiosauria that
contains both the
pliosauroids and the plesiosauroids,
while other analyses recover Rhomaleosauridae as
pliosauroids, to the
exclusion of Plesiosauroidea...
- body m**** of 10.7–13.5 t (24,000–30,000 lb). The
largest well
known pliosauroid is
Pliosaurus funkei at 10–13 m (33–43 ft) in length. Some
species of...
- (Toarcian age,
about 183 to 175.6
million years ago)
rhomaleosaurid pliosauroid known from
Northamptonshire and from
Yorkshire of the
United Kingdom...
- dewysea)
Glaucus atlanticus, a sea slug Thal****iodracon, a
plesiosaur pliosauroid genus Thal****odraco, an
ichthyosaur genus SSM-700K C-Star, a
south korean...
-
reptiles such as sea
turtles (see also turtles) and
extinct species like
Pliosauroids predominantly use
their pectoral flippers to
propel themselves through...
