"The king takes ownership of the food"
The presence of great african theropods as Carcharodontosaurus and Spinosaurus in Brazil strengthens the relation between the Africa and South America during the Middle Cretaceous.
"The king takes ownership of the food" |
| A titanosaur (Saltasaurinae) dies in Ilha do Cajual (Maranhao state, Brasil). Its carcass raises a stench, attracting small pterosaurs. But an large Carcharodontosaurus appears, frightening the butchers. The presence of great african theropods as Carcharodontosaurus and Spinosaurus in Brazil strengthens the relation between the Africa and South America during the Middle Cretaceous. |
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