Whale Inner Ear Bone Fossil oddities Carcharodontosaurus (meaning "shark toothed lizard")

Carcharodontosaurus (meaning "shark toothed lizard") was one of the largest theropod carnivores alongside Saurophaganax and Bahariasaurus

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Whale Inner Ear Bone Fossil oddities Carcharodontosaurus (meaning "shark toothed lizard")Approximately 4 6" Approximately 5 million to 11,700 years old Originally mistaken for dinosaur fossils (Hydrarchos), whale bones uncovered in recent years have told us much about the behemoth sea creatures. For more than a century, our knowledge of the whale fossil record was so sparse that no one could be certain what the ancestors of whales looked like. Now the tide has turned. In the space of just three decades, a flood of new fossils has filled