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2007-02-20 20:53 Apokryltaros 600×768× (231961 bytes) The aberrant [[mosasaurine]] [[mosasaur]] ''[[Goronyosaurus]] nigeriensis'' being attacked by the [[tylosaurine]] mosasaur, ''[[Tylosaurus]] capensis'', in the oceans over what is now modern day [[Nigeria]], in the late [[Cretaceous]]. (C) Stanton F. Fin
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