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queenslandicus
measuring around 13-17 meters in length
allowing it to open its mouth wide to swallow its prey whole
Escala 1:6 - 98 mm alto
Los dientes eran pequeños y afilados
Archaeopteryx lithographica Scale:1:1 queenslandicusArcheopteryx lithographica is an emblematic species of evolution, considered a crucial link between dinosaurs and modern birds. It lived during the late Jurassic period, approximately 150 million years ago, and its fossils have been found in the Solnhofen region of Bavaria, Germany. This discovery, first made in 1861, revolutionized our understanding of bird evolution. Archeopteryx had a size comparable to that of a modern pigeon, with a length of
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