Cretoxyrhina mantelli Variant:Hand-painted " This cetacean belonged to

" This cetacean belonged to the sperm whale family

Aunque no se cree que fuera especialmente rápido

Its remains were discovered in 1997 in the Elrhaz Formation in Niger by a team led by Paul Sereno

Lalieudorhynchus is represented by a partial postcranial skeleton discovered in the Lodève basin in the central part of the Hérault department in the Occitania region

with an estimated body length of around 3–3

Cretoxyrhina mantelli Variant:Hand-painted " This cetacean belonged toCretoxyrhina mantelli was a large lamniform shark from the Late Cretaceous (approx. 10082 million years Before Present), widely distributed in the epicontinental seas that covered large regions of what is now North America and other continental shelves. Informally known as the "ginsu shark" due to the morphology of its teethsharp, laterally compressed, and with smooth edgesthis taxon represents one of the main marine predators of its time and a