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New_Stats t1_j8iszqa wrote

tag yourself, I'm in Hyposarurus territory

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uplandsrep t1_j8jhe8a wrote

I'm probably closest to Hyposaurus, but next closest is the swaggy "Dryp"tosaurus.

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UnexpectedDinoLesson t1_j8jr5k4 wrote

Dryptosaurus is a genus of tyrannosauroid that lived approximately 67 million years ago during the late Cretaceous period in what is now New Jersey. Dryptosaurus was a large, bipedal, ground-dwelling carnivore, that grow up to 7.5 m long and weigh up to 1.5 t. Dryptosaurus seems to have had relatively long arms when compared with more derived tyrannosaurs. Its hands, which are also relatively large were believed to have had three fingers.

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munchingzia t1_j8ju8ev wrote

ringwood still seems pre historic at times

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THE_some_guy t1_j8k8hw2 wrote

Diplurus is literally in my backyard (or maybe my backyard is in diplurus to be precise). I’m wondering where specifically it and others were found. Anyone know a good list of fossil finds in NJ?

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v0ideater t1_j8kkqph wrote

I lovveee this. Going to get a book of Jersey specific plant life.

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dericn t1_j8lu0tc wrote

Woolly Monmouth (County)

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Lazy_Osprey t1_j8piyz3 wrote

Huh, I had no idea there were horses native to North America, TIL.

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