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this formidable plating was assembled out of oval structures called "scutes.") Where its turtle-like shell stopped, Acanthopholis sprouted dangerous-looking spikes from its neck, shoulder, and tail,
scurrying lizard of the pre-Mesozoic Era, but thisancestral reptilehas an important place in the evolutionary family tree: it's the first knownsynapsid, a family of reptiles characterized by the unique number of openings in their skulls. As such, this lateCarboniferouscreature is believed to hav...
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(sambar,chital, and swamp deer) and wildpigs. A special liking forporcupines, despite the danger of injury from their quills, is an exception. Healthy largemammalsare generally avoided, although there have been recorded instances of the tiger’s having attackedelephantsand adultwater buffalo....
In parts of northeastern Canada, especially Labrador, American black bears have adapted exclusively to semi-open areas that are more typical habitat in North America for brown bears (likely due to the absence here of brown and polar bears, as well as other large carnivore species).The skulls ...
Name:Tatankacephalus (Greek for "buffalo head"); pronounced tah-TANK-ah-SEFF-ah-luss Habitat:Woodlands of North America Historical Period:Middle Cretaceous (110 million years ago) Size and Weight:About 10 feet long and 1,000 pounds Diet:Plants ...