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but did feature a series of curved
but it presented a number of differences that make it a distinctive figure within the evolution of proboscideans
Longitud hocico-cola 575 mm
it is believed to have been a fairly common animal in its time and to have played an important role in the ecosystems of the late Cretaceous era in Asia
Cameroceras trentonense Dorudon but did feature a seriesCameroceras trentonense was a giant orthoconid cephalopod that inhabited the seas of the Middle to Late Ordovician , approximately 470 to 450 million years ago. It was a distant relative of modern squids and octopuses, although its morphology was more similar to that of modern nautiloids, with a long, straight shell rather than a coiled one. It is considered one of the largest marine predators of its time and one of the largest cephalopods that have
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