Placenticeras meeki, ammonite Deinonychus They concluded that Megarachne servinei

They concluded that Megarachne servinei was not a spider

Notice how similar the foot is to a chicken’s foot: one of the many similarities between Theropod dinosaurs and modern birds

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Pliosaurus (meaning "greater lizard") was a huge

Placenticeras meeki, ammonite Deinonychus They concluded that Megarachne servineiPlacenticeras meeki is an extinct Ammonite distinguished by its smooth convex, broad, nearly unornamented sides and smooth venter (its outside edge). Placenticeras meeki ranged in size up to 80 centimeters in diameter (about 32 inches) as opposed to Placenticeras intercalare which reaches up to 25 centimeters in diameter (about 10 inches). All Placenticeras species have a moderately involute umbilicus (the central whorl or spiral). Involute means