Rodhocetus kasrani Diabloceratops primitive ceratopsians found mainly in

primitive ceratopsians found mainly in Asia

Some small fish take the opportunity to feed on the algal and coral debris left behind by the turtles

attention to its decline and eventual disappearance was limited

Dinocrocuta se caracteriza por tener una cabeza grande y ancha con una mandíbula muy potente y dientes enormes

where predators and prey faced each other in a constant struggle for survival

Rodhocetus kasrani Diabloceratops primitive ceratopsians found mainly inRodhocetus is a genus of primitive cetaceans that lived during the Eocene, approximately 47 million years ago. This genus is part of the Protocetidae family and represents a key phase in the evolution of cetaceans, as it shows significant adaptations towards aquatic life. Rodhocetus fossils indicate both terrestrial and aquatic characteristics. Although it was already moving away from its terrestrial ancestors, it still retained hind and front limbs