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Camarasaurus, large claw Argentinosaurus Charnia is both temporaly and

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Charnia is both temporaly and geographically the most widespread Ediacaran fossil

and a circle of arms with a pair of grasping tentacles around the mouth or beak

It is believed that crocodiles originated from bipedal reptiles that lived during the Late Triassic Period

including the states of Texas

Bruce Stinchcomb has a figure (3-26) in his book Worlds Oldest Fossils

Camarasaurus, large claw Argentinosaurus Charnia is both temporaly andCamarasaurus(pronounced KAM ah rah SAWR us) Camarasaurus (meaning "chamber vertebra") was a large, long necked plant eating dinosaur that lived during the late Jurassic period, about 156 145 million years ago. This sauropod was about 60 ft (18 m) long and weighed roughly 28000 kg. The type species is C. supremus. Shipping Included

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