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    • Mine's bigger than yours! The Monster of Aramberri, Predator X, and other monster pliosaurs in the media
      Mine's bigger than yours! The Monster of Aramberri, Predator X, and other monster pliosaurs in the media
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    • Book review: Kronos Rising: Kraken (vol. 1), by Max Hawthorne
      Book review: Kronos Rising: Kraken (vol. 1), by Max Hawthorne
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      An old debate settled - plesiosaurs gave birth to live young
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Adam S. Smith. This site opened in June 2001 and was last updated in January 2021.

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The skeletons in the site header are (from left to right): Kronosaurus (Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University, Cambridge), Thalassomedon (American Museum of Natural History, New York), Cryptoclidus (Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery, Glasgow), Rhomaleosaurus (Natural History Museum, London), Dolichorhynchops (Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History, Washington) and Thalassiodracon (Natural History Museum, London).

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