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Re: oldest and most complete plesiosaur fossil

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Subject: Re: oldest and most complete plesiosaur fossil
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Date: Sat, 22 Mar 2008 11:17:26 -0400
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Does anyone know what is that 75-foot-long ichthyosaur?

 Thanks,

Joe

Janet m vandenburgh wrote:

Name: Nichollsia borealis, named for renowned paleontologist Elizabeth
(Betsy) Nicholls, who is credited with transforming the understanding of
prehistoric ocean life by describing the largest-ever marine reptile, a
75-foot-long ichthyosaur, discovered in northern British Columbia in 1999.

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