WebPallimnarchus pollens is an extinct mekosuchine crocodylian from the Pliocene and Pleistocene of Australia. Remains of this animal have been found in the Riversleigh … WebPallimnarchus is a giant freshwater crocodile reaching 6-7 metres long. Lived between 4 million — 40,000 years ago. Thick skull with large conical teeth. Thick square armour plates called osteoderms. Large vertebrate hunter. Part of the extinct crocodile group called mekosuchine crocodilians. Found across central, eastern and northern Australia.

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WebPallimnarchus pollens De Vis, 1886 (in part) Paludirex (meaning "swamp king") is an extinct genus of mekosuchine crocodylians from the Pliocene and Pleistocene of Australia . Remains of this animal have been found in the Riversleigh lagerstätte of northwestern Queensland. It was a medium-sized crocodile, estimated to grow to at least 4 metres ... WebPallimnarchus has come to be regarded as a large, broad-snouted crocodylian from Australia’s Plio-Pleistocene, and numerous specimens, few of which are sufficiently … ae 保持比例缩放

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WebPallimnarchus pollens is the first binomial name given to an extinct crocodylian from Australia. It was coined in 1886, and assigned to several fossil fragments found in southeastern Queensland. The usage of the binomen Pallimnarchus pollens became widespread during the 20 th century, ... WebPallimnarchus is a giant freshwater crocodile reaching 6-7 metres long. Learn more about Pallimnarchus: Lived between 4 million – 40,000 years ago Thick skull with large … WebWho am I? I am an extinct mega-meat eater reaching up to 6 metres in length, I have thick square armour plates called osteoderms, I inhabited Australia’s inl... ae 使用表达式