k Elasmosaurus dinosaur. Artwork of Elasmosaurus, a marine dinosaur plesiosaur coming ashore. Elas mosaurus plated reptile had a long neck with a relatively small head and a mouth lined with teeth. It was probably a fisheater, using its neck to dart its head at prey. It was propelled through the water by four powerful paddlelike limbs which it flapped up and down like the paddles of a modernday turtle. Elasmosaurus prob ably came ashore to lay its eggs. Dinosaurs lived during the Mesozoic era 65225 million years ago. Elasmosaurus was described in 1868, although the first reconstruction mistakenly placed its head on the end of its relatively short tail. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Elasmosaurus dinosaur. Artwork of Elasmosaurus, a marine dinosaur (plesiosaur) coming ashore. Elas- mosaurus ('plated reptile') had a long neck with a relatively small head and a mouth lined with teeth. It was probably a fish-eater, using its neck to dart its head at prey. It was propelled through the water by four powerful paddle-like limbs which it flapped up and down like the paddles of a modern-day turtle. Elasmosaurus prob- ably came ashore to lay its eggs. Dinosaurs lived during the Mesozoic era (65-225 million years ago). Elasmosaurus was described in 1868, although the first reconstruction mistakenly placed its head on the end of its relatively short tail.
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Elasmosaurus dinosaur. Artwork of Elasmosaurus, a marine dinosaur (plesiosaur) coming ashore. Elas- mosaurus ('plated reptile') had a long neck with a relatively small head and a mouth lined with teeth. It was probably a fish-eater, using its neck to dart its head at prey. It was propelled through the water by four powerful paddle-like limbs which it flapped up and down like the paddles of a modern-day turtle. Elasmosaurus prob- ably came ashore to lay its eggs. Dinosaurs lived during the Mesozoic era (65-225 million years ago). Elasmosaurus was described in 1868, although the first reconstruction mistakenly placed its head on the end of its relatively short tail.

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