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New Mosasaur Species from Morocco Had Dagger-Like, Interlocking Teeth

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Khinjaria acuta was part of an extraordinarily diverse fauna of predators that inhabited the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Morocco 66 million years ago, just before the dinosaurs went extinct. The ancient beast was around 7-8 m (23-26 feet) long and had powerful jaws and long, dagger-like teeth.

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New Mosasaur Species from Morocco Had Dagger-Like, Interlocking Teeth

Paleontologists have described a bizarre new species of mosasaurid based on a skull and parts of the skeleton collected from a phosphate mine southeast of Casablanca in Morocco. The post New Mosasaur Species from Morocco Had Dagger-Like, Interlocking Teeth appeared first on Sci.News: Breaking Science News.

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New Mosasaur Species from Morocco Had Dagger-Like, Interlocking Teeth

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