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One of the Largest animals ever uncovered in the Alps

Whale-sized ichthyosaurs, the largest animal ever with the characteristic of the thickest tooth and largest trunk vertebra uncovered in the alps.

United statesSwitzerland generalNew zealandUnited kingdomNew caledoniaNordrhein westfalenCity ofHeinz furrerP martin sandlerHimalayasaurus motaniUniversity of bonnRosi roth university of zurichUniversity of zurich paleontological instituteEarly triassicVertebrate paleontologySwiss alps

Monster icthyosaur tooth could have belonged to largest one ever

Monster icthyosaur tooth could have belonged to a leviathan

Nordrhein westfalenMartin sanderHeinz furrerUniversity of bonnRosi roth university of zurichUniversity of zurichSwiss alpsJurassic worldFallen kingdom

The Largest Known Carnivorous Sea Monsters Have Likely Been Found in The Swiss Alps

Researchers have found the broken tooth of one of the largest carnivores ever to stalk the Earth.

Nordrhein westfalenHeinz furrerP martin sanderAmerican museum of natural historyUniversity of bonnMarcello perillo university of bonnRosi roth university of zurichAmerican museumSwiss alps

Fish lizard fossils found in Swiss Alps

The fossils belong to three ichthyosaurs, and they may have been some of the largest animals that ever live.

United statesNordrhein westfalenNobumichi tamuraHeinz furrerP martin sanderUniversity of bonnUniversity of zurich paleontological instituteRosi roth university of zurichUniversity of zurichSwiss alps switzerlandPaleontological instituteNew russian

Ichthyosaurs: Marine reptile tooth found in Swiss Alps is largest ever discovered

An ichthyosaur tooth fossil with a root 6 centimetres wide is so large that it may mean that the marine reptiles were even larger than we previously thought

Mediterranean seaOceans generalUnited kingdomNordrhein westfalenMartin sanderHeinz furrerCorryn wetzelUniversity of bonnRosi roth university of zurichUniversity of zurichSwiss highLate triassicEarly jurassicSwiss alpsVertebrate paleontologyMarine life

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