Giant sea monster fossil is one of the largest of its kind — national geographic – Artofit

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Giant 'sea monster' fossil is one of the largest of its kind — National Geographic

The roughly 30-foot-long fossil found in England offers new clues to how ichthyosaurs evolved into marine titans.
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