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Meet Jormungandr, a 'Sea Dragon' From North Dakota

Meet Jormungandr, a 'Sea Dragon' From North Dakota
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Introducing Jormungandr: A Sea Dragon from North Dakota

Introducing Jormungandr: A Sea Dragon from North Dakota
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Meet Jormungandr, a 'Sea Dragon' From North Dakota

From Valhalla to Walhalla: This predatory mosasaur hunted Cretaceous seas some 80 million years ago. ....

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Meet Jormungandr, a 'Sea Dragon' From North Dakota

No aquatic reptiles today can match mosasaurs, ocean-dwelling creatures of the Cretaceous period that looked something like a cross between a whale and a shark. Now, a group of researchers have discovered a mosasaur that they believe bridges the gap between two iconic species in the ancient group. ....

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