Talk:Timeline of ichthyosaur research

A fact from Timeline of ichthyosaur research appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 19 June 2015 (check views). The text of the entry was as follows:

Did you know... that highlights from the history of ichthyosaur research (example pictured) include fossils of pregnant females, whale-sized ichthyosaurs from Nevada, and ichthyosaurs with swordfish-like jaws?

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New found in East Timor

Reports [1] [2] are currently pouring in about an ichthyosaur found in 2021 at Mount Lesululi (Cailaco, Bobonaro, East Timor). It is said to have been 34 to 38 metres long according to analysis of the vertebrae. I don't quite believe this when I see the photos of the vertebrae of the ‘monster from Timor’, but unfortunately I can't find any publicly accessible scientific articles on the find either. Can anyone find more reliable sources? The University of Uppsala seems to be involved in the find. There are said to be two scientific articles on the find already published. --JPF just another user 10:16, 27 Oct 2024 (CET) J. Patrick Fischer (talk) 14:56, 27 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]