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years agolife on planet Earth began. It
started on a small scale, with bacteria and
single-celled microorganisms. Around 550
million years ago, fungi, jellies, sponges,
and corals began to appear. Then,
485 million years ago, animals with
backbones and jaws started to develop.
another 122 million years, the Earth would begin
to look familiar. Soon fish would be jumping,
insects would be buzzing, and odd-looking
animals would be prowling across the landscape.
a book, then it would be a really big one!
So big that it would be divided into chapters
with names like Triassic and Jurassic Period.
In each of these chapterswhich are really
periods of timeyou would meet new,
exciting characters. The story would
even have its own monsters: armored
fish, flying reptiles, and the terrible
lizardsthe dinosaurs.
the chapters from this tale and at the big
and little monsters, from the Jurassic and
beyond, that once called Earth home.
like Dunkleosteus who ruled the Earth.
This mighty armored fish was as big as a
great white shark. It could flip its jaws open
so quickly that its prey was literally sucked
into its mouth.
any known creature. Sharp, bony plates acted
like teeth, making this fish a top predator.
probably the largest fish of the Devonian Period.
curator of vertebrate paleontology at the
Cleveland Museum of Natural History.
muscular monster made its home in the
reed beds of what would become modern
day Texas. By raising its bulky body up on
its squat legs, Dimetrodon could run down
prey, a bit like a super-powered crocodile.
solar panel to warm its huge body? This is
what scientists often ask about Dimetrodon.
was actually a synapsid. These are reptiles that
look like mammals.
had pointed canine teeth as well as smaller teeth
that were shaped like teardrops.
dog jaw) gives us a clue as to what this
terror from the Triassic would have looked
like. This successful and widespread
hunter looked a bit like a wolf, with a huge
head and jaws to match.
but just imagine Cynognathus hunting as
part of a pack! It would have been terrifying!
while lizards legs splay out to the sides.
legs were splayed out, so it would have waddled
as it ran.
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