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A New Fossil Mosaure Discovered in Aix en Provence
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In Bouc-Bel-Air near Aix-en-Provence, paleontologists identified a unique species of mossaure that lived 85 million years ago. This 2.5-metre predator, named Garamaudo Bauciensis, lived in a freshwater lake and not the oceans as its cousins. Its particular anatomy reveals a remarkable adaptation to continental environments. More
A new mossaure found near Aix-en-Provence, nearly 85 million years old, tells us about the evolution of a branch of these predators to continental freshwater environments.
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