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Originally Posted by Romanus
This is kind of like saying that plesiosaurs and pliosaurs couldn't swim, because we don't know exactly how they moved their flippers; as is, how they did it is indeed controversial, as it was apparently unique among swimming vertebrates.
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And the Tylosaurs as well:
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This picture shows the left side of a Tylosaurus proriger (HMG-1288) skull from western Kansas on exhibit in the Hobetsu Museum in Hobetsu, (northern island of Hokkaido), Japan.
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From Oceans of Kansas; Everhart
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(By the way, I hate it that so many papers in the areas of planetary science and geology are not easily available to the dreaded "non-subscribers". It is like they are screaming at me: "YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH". Good, I feel better now.)
"Quaerendo inventis"
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