plesiosaurian (Meaning)
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plesiosaurian (n.)
A plesiosaur.
Synonyms & Antonyms of plesiosaurian
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plesiosaurian Sentence Examples
- The ancient Loch Ness monster is often depicted as having a plesiosaurian appearance.
- Plesiosaurian reptiles flourished in the Earth's oceans during the Mesozoic Era.
- The Cryptoclidus species of plesiosaur had a slender body and long neck.
- Plesiosaurian fossils provide important insights into the evolutionary history of marine life.
- The iconic Elasmosaurus is a well-known example of a plesiosaur.
- Plesiosaurian necks could reach extraordinary lengths, enabling them to hunt prey from a distance.
- The discovery of plesiosaurian remains in inland locations suggests they were capable of venturing into freshwater habitats.
- Plesiosaurian locomotion was primarily accomplished through paddling with their large, webbed feet.
- The extinction of plesiosaurs coincided with the rise of more advanced marine predators.
- The plesiosaurian body plan represents a remarkable adaptation to the marine environment.
FAQs About the word plesiosaurian
A plesiosaur.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient Loch Ness monster is often depicted as having a plesiosaurian appearance.
Plesiosaurian reptiles flourished in the Earth's oceans during the Mesozoic Era.
The Cryptoclidus species of plesiosaur had a slender body and long neck.
Plesiosaurian fossils provide important insights into the evolutionary history of marine life.
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