Marine reptiles and mammals are phylogenetically so distant from each other that their
marine adaptations are rarely compared directly. We reviewed ecophysiological features in …

The Upper Cretaceous phosphates of Morocco preserve one of the world's most diverse
assemblages of mosasaurs, reflecting the adaptive radiation of this clade during the …

Mosasauroidea, prominent marine lizards (Squamata, Toxicofera) of the final 30 million
years of the Cretaceous, have been extensively studied for their morphology, ecology and …

New mosasaurid remains (Squamata) were collected from various Santonian localities in
the Sougraigne area (Aude Department, southern France). Cranial bones, some vertebrae …

Community zonation of the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway (WIS) has been
suggested for bivalves, cephalopods, foraminifera, gastropods, and tetrapods. Most …

Mosasaurs are large, carnivorous aquatic lizards with a global distribution that lived during
the Late Cretaceous. After 200 years of scientific study, new mosasaur species are still being …

Mosasaurs were large, globally distributed aquatic lizards that lived during the Late
Cretaceous. Despite numerous specimens of varying maturity, a detailed growth series has …

Until recently, only one mosasaur was identified in South Africa based on disarticulated skull
bones including two dentary fragments and a frontal with articulated elements. These were …

The present 3D Dataset contains the 3D model used in in the following publication:
Interacting with the inaccessible: utilization of multimedia-based visual contents of Japan's …

South African mosasaur remains consist of a frontal with articulating portions of the parietal
and postorbitofrontals (SAM-PK-5265); two dentary fragments (SAM-PK-5265) assigned to …