Late Cretaceous Gallery
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alphynix:Month of Mesozoic Mammals #28: Hop To ItZalambdalestesLiving during the Late Cretaceous of
zooophagous:bijoux-et-mineraux:Ammonite in matrix (Placenticeras costatum, Late Cretaceous) - Bearpa
dinofloof:linsaangs:It’s a lovely morning in the late Cretaceous, and you are a horrible halszkarapt
dinofloof:linsaangs:It’s a lovely morning in the late Cretaceous, and you are a horrible halszkarapt
cloudair-paleontology:Fieldworks at Lo Hueco. Late Cretaceous. Cuenca. Spain. 2007
CORONOSAURUS“Crown lizard”Late Cretaceous, 77 million years agoThis ceratopsid was originally though
During the late Cretaceous period, about 72-66 million years ago, the Oulad Abdoun Basin region of M
linsaangs:It’s a lovely morning in the late Cretaceous, and you are a horrible halszkaraptor.
Alaskacephale gangloffiExtinct Late Cretaceous
Aquilarhinus palimentus here was an early hadrosaurid dinosaur known from the Late Cretaceous of Tex
geologicaltravels:2016: Miocene dyking in late Cretaceous flysch deposits of Torres Del Paine NP in
Had the pleasure of working on these absolute weirdos for PBS Eons’s latest episode, the a
AUSTRALOVENATOR An australian theropod from late Cretaceous, found in Queensland
By Román García Mora:“Scene of the Late Cretaceous of Coahuila State, Mexico. Fe
tinylongwing: Lectavis bretincola, a late Cretaceous member of the Enantiornithes from Argentina, ch
Archelon, The largest species of turtle ever discovered. It measured over 4 metres in len
tyrannoninja: Archelon ischyros is the largest sea turtle known to have ever lived, with a weight of
saddinosaurfacts: ALBERTOSAURUS“Alberta lizard”Late Cretaceous, 71-68 million years ago
Xiphactinus was a huge, predatory fish that lived during the Late Cretaceous. It would have been a v
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fossilera:Xiphactinus was a huge, predatory fish that lived during the Late Cretaceous. It would hav
saddinosaurfacts: VAGACERATOPS“Wandering/vagrant horned-face”Late Cretaceous, 75 millio
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