forming a highly unusual dental arrangement

Snout-tail length 118 mm

although shorter

lo que sugiere una distribución global durante su época

comparable en masa y robustez a los actuales alces o incluso a las jirafas modernas

Spinosaurus mirabilis Diprotodon forming a highly unusual dentalSpinosaurus mirabilis is a recently described species of spinosaurid theropod dinosaur from fossil material found in the central Sahara, in the Jenguebi region of Niger, within early to middle Cenomanian river sediments, approximately 95 million years old. The species was formally established in a study led by Paul Sereno and colleagues, published in the journal Science in 2016, making it the first valid new species of the genus Spinosaurus described