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Macrospondylus bollensis (Jaeger, 1828)

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العربية: هيكلٌ عظميٌّ لِتمساح مياه مالحة، ستنيوصور
العصر: الجوراسي السُفلي، 185 مليون سنة
الموقع: هولزمادن بألمانيا
الحجم: 165×87 سم
Deutsch: Skelett des Salzwasserkrokodils, Macrospondylus bollensis
Zeitalter: Unterer Jura (Toarcium) 185 Millionen Jahre
Lokalität: Holzmaden Deutschland
Größe: 165 × 87 cm
English: Saltwater crocodile skeleton, Macrospondylus bollensis
Stage: Lower Jurassic (Toarcian) 185 million years
Locality: Holzmaden Germany
Size: 165×87 cm
Français : Squelette de crocodile marin, Macrospondylus bollensis
Etage : Jurassique inférieur (toarcien) 185 millions d’années
Localité : Holzmaden Allemagne
taille : 165 × 87 cm
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Author Didier Descouens
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Saltwater crocodile skeleton (Macrospondylus bollensis)

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