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approximately 275 million years ago
a type of cephalopod mollusk that lived during the Cretaceous period
Leptoceratops fossils have been found primarily in North America
although it may also have been a scavenger due to its size and strength
Pakicetus inachus Plateosaurus approximately 275 million years agoPakicetus inachus is a species of prehistoric cetacean that lived approximately 50 million years ago, during the early Eocene period. This ancient marine mammal is considered one of the first ancestors of modern cetaceans, which includes whales and dolphins. Pakicetus inachus was an animal of moderate size, with an elongated body and both terrestrial and aquatic adaptations. Although it was not completely aquatic like current whales, it had already
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