… sauropterygians ("nothosaurs"), placodonts, and the sea otter Enhydra. These last two show
convergent evolution of adaptations to feeding … of the head and neck, when the snake struck …

… A, Humerus of the indeterminate juvenile elasmosaur OMNH … These are present in all
plesiosaur cervical vertebral centra. The … liensis (Reptilia: Sauropterygia): implications for …

… Elasmosaurus platyurus was up to 14 m long, and the neck … Bite marks on an elasmosaur
(Sauropterygia, Plesiosauria) … ) as probable evidence of feeding by the lamniform shark …

… of deep sea predators with long necks, small heads, and … of hyperphalangy—increasing
limb flexibility. Nothosaurs had … , and explored a potential feeding strategy of filter feeding. The …

… highly derived Mesozoic marine reptiles with a global distribution … The neck and tail in
plesiosaurs were flexible in life to … To test the effect of muscle bulk at the base of the limbs, we built …

… cervical centra, all are not flexible and seems not varied … feeding area, increasing energy
efficiency, allowing access to … strategy of increasing cervical number more than excessively …

… in ram feeding require greater support from the cervical region. … /or capture strategy are
highly correlated seems probable. … me to review the elasmosaurs from those institutions. Thanks …

… plesiosaurs behaved and fed, may have wider implications as it … Zarnik’s on plesiosaur neck
flexibility are included in this … F) The incorrect elasmosaur restoration by Cope in 1869 from …

… 556) referred informally to ‘microcleidid elasmosaurs’, a … and short neck lengths, as well as
Eoplesiosaurus, with a neck at … Our understanding of the effect of Late Triassic extinctions on …

… ecological and behavioural implications. Fused, anterior … behaviour or unique feeding ecology
in early neoceratopsians. … Increased (or plesiomorphically maintained) neck flexibility may …