Description
This feature could have played a role in the biomechanics of the jaw and how food was processed
1:6 scale - 170 mm long
en lugar de un género separado
which allowed it to move more easily
Sus fosas nasales estaban más arriba en su hocico que las fosas nasales en otros dinosaurios
Diplomoceras Spinosaurus This feature could have playedDiplomoceras is a genus of ammonite, a type of cephalopod mollusk that lived during the Cretaceous period, specifically in the Upper Cretaceous, approximately 95 million years ago. Ammonites were marine animals related to squid and octopuses, but they had an external spiral shell that set them apart. What makes Diplomoceras notable is its impressive size and highly ornamented shell. These ammonites could reach exceptional size, with shells measuring
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