Xiphactinus audax Variante:Sin imprimar Possible social behavior

Possible social behavior

Today only two species of Triceratops are considered (T

The coordinated and determined Majungasaurus lunge at the Rapetosaurus with ferocity

Approximate measurements of the Ornithomimus: Scale 1:35 (Complete)

suggesting relatively high longevities for large theropods

Xiphactinus audax Variante:Sin imprimar Possible social behaviorXiphactinus audax was a large predatory bony fish from the Late Cretaceous of North America, known primarily from fossils recovered from marine deposits of the former Western Interior Seaway, especially the Niobrara Formation of Kansas, although its distribution extended across much of the North American interior basin. Originally described by Joseph Leidy in 1870, this taxon belongs to Ichthyodectiformes, a group of Mesozoic actinopterygian fishes