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Luskhan, Analong and Cladocynodon

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Below the waves of the ancient sea, a large and dark shape swims slowly to the surface. It’s long snout breaches the ocean’s bright blue waves as it lets out a quick exhale. Resting at the surface, the beast from the sea takes a moment to breathe and relax before disappearing below the waves, ready to begin its hunt for food once more.
This was a normal occurrence for the predatory Luskhan itilensis, a large marine reptile that lived in Russia during the Cretaceous Period. Despite being fully aquatic, large marine reptiles during the age of the dinosaurs had to breathe air much like modern cetaceans.
A new species of a fossil pliosaur (large predatory marine reptile from the 'age of dinosaur') has been found in Russia and profoundly change how we understand the evolution of the group, says an international team of scientists.