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mosasaur (n.)
Alt. of Mosasaurian
mosasaur Sentence Examples
- The mosasaur, a formidable marine predator, ruled the prehistoric oceans.
- The mosasaur's powerful jaws could crush the skulls of its prey in an instant.
- Despite their massive size, mosasaurs were agile swimmers, capable of pursuing prey with remarkable speed.
- The largest mosasaur species, the Tylosaurus, could grow up to 59 feet long.
- Mosasaurs had a streamlined body designed for efficient movement in the water.
- The mosasaur's long, slender jaws were lined with rows of sharp teeth.
- Paleontologists speculate that mosasaurs may have given birth to live young rather than laying eggs.
- The discovery of mosasaur fossils has shed light on the diversity of marine ecosystems during the Cretaceous period.
- The Mosasaur National Museum preserves and exhibits mosasaur fossils for public education.
- The mosasaur remains a captivating subject of study for scientists and fossil enthusiasts alike.
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The mosasaur, a formidable marine predator, ruled the prehistoric oceans.
The mosasaur's powerful jaws could crush the skulls of its prey in an instant.
Despite their massive size, mosasaurs were agile swimmers, capable of pursuing prey with remarkable speed.
The largest mosasaur species, the Tylosaurus, could grow up to 59 feet long.
