k Teleosaurus and Hylaeosaurus reptiles, 19th century Teleosaurus centre and right and Hylaeosaurus upper right reptiles, 19thcentury illustration. This inaccurate reconstruction shows these prehistoric reptiles coexisting when they actually date from two different time periods. Teleosaurus was a prehistoric crocodilelike crocodyliform reptile that lived during the Middle Jurassic around 176 to 161 million years ago and grew to around 3 metres in length. Hylaeosaurus was a heavilyarmoured herbivorous ankylosaur that lived around 136 million years ago, during the Early Cretaceous. It grew to around 5 metres in length. This artwork was published in an 1864 edition of The World Before the Deluge by Louis Figuier. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Teleosaurus and Hylaeosaurus reptiles, 19th century Teleosaurus  centre and right  and Hylaeosaurus  upper right  reptiles, 19th century illustration. This inaccurate reconstruction shows these prehistoric reptiles co existing when they actually date from two different time periods. Teleosaurus was a prehistoric crocodile like  crocodyliform  reptile that lived during the Middle Jurassic  around 176 to 161 million years ago  and grew to around 3 metres in length. Hylaeosaurus was a heavily armoured herbivorous ankylosaur that lived around 136 million years ago, during the Early Cretaceous. It grew to around 5 metres in length. This artwork was published in an 1864 edition of  The World Before the Deluge  by Louis Figuier.
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Teleosaurus and Hylaeosaurus reptiles, 19th century

Teleosaurus (centre and right) and Hylaeosaurus (upper right) reptiles, 19th-century illustration. This inaccurate reconstruction shows these prehistoric reptiles co-existing when they actually date from two different time periods. Teleosaurus was a prehistoric crocodile-like (crocodyliform) reptile that lived during the Middle Jurassic (around 176 to 161 million years ago) and grew to around 3 metres in length. Hylaeosaurus was a heavily-armoured herbivorous ankylosaur that lived around 136 million years ago, during the Early Cretaceous. It grew to around 5 metres in length. This artwork was published in an 1864 edition of 'The World Before the Deluge' by Louis Figuier.

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