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Gnatusuchus crocodile

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Lima, PERU: Undated rendering released by the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos on February 26, 2015, showing the appearance of a prehistoric Gnatusuchus crocodile. AFP PHOTO/UniversityY of San Marcos
A team of Peruvian, US and French paleontologists discovered remains of seven species of crocodiles, including the species named Gnatusuchus, believed to have fed on mollusks more than 13 million years ago.
Lima, PERU: Undated rendering released by the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos on February 26, 2015, showing the appearance of a prehistoric Gnatusuchus crocodile. AFP PHOTO/UniversityY of San Marcos
LORETO, PERU: Undated photograph released by the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos on February 26, 2015, of a group of paleontologists as they work on recovering prehistoric remains in a riverbed in the northwestern region of Loreto, Peru. AFP PHOTO/UniversityY of San Marcos
LORETO, PERU: Undated photograph released by the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos on February 26, 2015, of Peruvian Rodolfo Salas, head of the Department of Vertebrate Paleontology Museum of Natural History of the university, as he works on recovering prehistoric remains in a riverbed in the northwestern region of Loreto, Peru. AFP PHOTO/UniversityY of San Marcos
LORETO, PERU: Undated photograph released by the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos on February 26, 2015, of the fossil of a prehistoric crocodile in a riverbed in the northwestern region of Loreto, Peru. AFP PHOTO/UniversityY of San Marcos
Gnatusuchus crocodile
Gnatusuchus crocodile
Gnatusuchus crocodile
Gnatusuchus crocodile
Gnatusuchus crocodile
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