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| Description | Smok wawelski together with prey animals inferred from coprolite contents and bones with bite marks. Arrows indicate predator-prey relations, based on: a small tooth of Theropoda indet. in coprolite ZPAL V.33/344; tooth marks on dicynodont bones and putative dicynodont bones in coprolites; teeth of S. wawelski in several coprolites; temnospondyl dermal bone in coprolite ZPAL V.33/341; fish remains in ZPAL V.33/600. |
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| Source | https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-37540-4 |
| Author | Martin Qvarnström, Per E. Ahlberg & Grzegorz Niedźwiedzki |
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