Description
suggesting that it was not an agile or fast animal
donde un grupo de Deinonychus ha detectado un Tenontosaurus cerca
esta región estaba caracterizada por un clima más cálido y seco que en la actualidad
With a stocky build and strong limbs
Janjucetus hunderi Variant:Hand-painted suggesting that it was notJanjucetus hunderi was an archaeocete cetacean from the Early Oligocene, dated to approximately 25 million years ago, whose remains come from southeastern Australia. It belongs to a basal lineage within Mysticeti (baleen whales), but retains a complete set of functional teeth, making it a key taxon for understanding the evolutionary transition from toothed cetaceans to toothless filter feeders. It was a relatively small whale compared to modern baleen
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