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Lorrainosaurus_Life reconstruction_Joschua Knüppe

The oldest megapredatory pliosaur, Lorrainosaurus, in the ancient Middle Jurassic sea that covered what is to day northern France 170 million years ago.
Artwork by Joschua Knüppe (Germany)
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