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MemberTyrannosaurus RexNov-06-2014 5:03 PMHello there.
I was recently browsing a few topics that came across my purview and, amongst them, I located a little snippet that immediately made me think of you guys. I don't know if this has already been brought forward, but I wanted to share it, nevertheless. Speculations seem to suggest that some members of the ichthyosaur family might have dwelled within the water and upon the land! I do hope you enjoy this! :)
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MemberCompsognathusNov-06-2014 6:46 PMThis is interesting, I know for a while it has been a mystery of what the terrestrial ancesters of Ichthyosaurs looked like, though this is something big. Im very surprised that it had a short snout unlike other Ichythosaurs. Although the article said that this might mean it was suction-feeder, I personally think it's an evolutionary leftover from the ichthyosaur ancestor that was fully terrestrial.
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MemberTyrannosaurus RexNov-06-2014 7:05 PMLORD OF THE SPINOSAURS - Now that is a very interesting hypothesis! Indeed, this animal very well could have been a remnant from more ancient times! :)
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MemberAllosaurusNov-07-2014 12:49 PMThis was pretty interesting! I'm not too big on evolution, but a seal-ichthyosaur is pretty cool!
(I need one as a pet.)
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MemberTyrannosaurus RexNov-07-2014 3:48 PMSCI-FI KING25 - Hahaha! Indeed! I'm certain they'd make excellent companions - a pet with which you can take both pleasant strolls and swims! :)
