Diplocaulus probably fed on crustaceans
with mature individuals growing up to 6
Smilodon had powerful jaws that opened to an angle of about 120 degrees while on the other hand
Diplomystus is a representative of a primitive group of herring-like fishes known only from the fossil record
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Zuniceratops christopheri, skeleton Spinosaurus Diplocaulus probably fed on crustaceansZuniceratops Skeleton Cretaceous, 90 MYA, Moreno Hill Formation of Catron County, New Mexico, USA Zuniceratops christopheri Measurements: 9 feet long Specimen: Mesa Southwest Museum, Mesa, AZ Assembled Mount, $18,000 Unassembled Kit, $10,000 Photo by Francois Gohier Shipping Included