Who are the descendants of Canglong, and who are the close relatives of Canglong?

CanglongThe offspring of Canglong is Canglong. The largest apex predator in the Mesozoic oceans of the Cangsaurus. Although its history is very short, it has ridden the wind and waves along the way, and exterminated the upper dragons, which are much earlier than its history, and are amphibians on land and sea.

It lives in the oceans of the Maastricht Order in the Cretaceous period and is distributed all over the world. The first fossil was found in the late 18th century in a chalk formation near the Meuse River in the Netherlands, and was once classified as a caplin crocodile of the crocodile superorder, a subsynonym of the genus Cyanosaurus.

The history of the origin of the dragon

The Mesozoic oceans were the largest apex predators, and even the golden kitchen shark was their food. The first fossil that can be attributed to a cangosaurus is a broken skull, discovered in 1766 in a limestone pit in Maastricht, at the southern tip of the Netherlands, where the city's buildings were built using limestone from quarries.

In 1770, a local Dutch army surgeon.

With a keen interest in the strange bones on the limestone, he began to pay for the collection of these fossils, and in 1774, a skull in good condition was discovered, which sparked public interest and controversy about the bones, which were considered to be pre-Flood animals.

A few years later, when the French Army occupied the Netherlands, the fossils were sent to France, where the French scientist Georges Cuvier initially thought the fossils were crocodiles, and later thought they were giant lizards.

Pinecone lizards, they are viviparous reptiles like the dragons.

The body of the dragon was very elongated, and the limbs were largely degenerated, which made it appear very flexible, and these characteristics were very similar to those of modern snakes. Therefore, some paleontologists believe that the dragon and the snake are close relatives, they both evolved from the same ancestor, and their ancestors were swimming animals that lived in water.

However, some paleontologists believe that there is no relationship between the dragon and the snake, but only a slight resemblance in appearance.

Mosasaurus - the largest apex predator in the Mesozoic oceans. Although it had a short history (it evolved from a land-based lizard, emerged and multiplied rapidly in the mid-to-late Cretaceous period, and then became extinct with the dinosaurs), it rode the wave along the way and wiped out the upper dragons, which preceded it much earlier. It lived in the oceans of the Maastricht Order (about 70 million to 65 million years ago) in the Cretaceous period and is distributed all over the world.

The first fossils were found in the late 18th century in chalk formations near the Meuse River in the Netherlands. The Caplin crocodile, once classified as a crocodile superorder, is also a subsynonym of the genus Cangsaurus. The German word for "lizard of the Meuse" is a genus of the family Lycosauridae.

They are carnivorous marine reptiles with huge heads, strong jaws, and sharp teeth that resemble crocodiles with flippers.

The dragon is an animal at the Jurassic World Zoo.

The first fossil that can be attributed to a cangosaurus is a broken skull (see image on the right). It was discovered in 1766 in a limestone pit in Maastricht, at the southern tip of the Netherlands, when the city's buildings were built using limestone from quarries.

In 1770, a local Dutch army surgeon C l.Hoffmann became interested in the strange bones on the limestone and began to pay for the collection of these fossils.

In 1774, a skull in good condition was discovered, causing public interest and controversy about the bones, which were pre-Flood animals. A few years later, the French Army occupied the Netherlands and the fossils were sent to France. French scientist Georges Cuvier initially thought the fossils were crocodiles, but later thought they were giant lizards.

In 1822, William Daniel Conybeare named the fossil Mosasaurus, after the Meuse River that flows through Maastricht.

In 1829, Gideon Mantell established the species name to discover the c. of the type specimen l.Dr. Hoffman is his name.

The type specimen of the cangosaurus is currently present at the Muséum National D'histoire naturelle).

CanglongThe ancestors came from land and were small lizards.

i.e. the paleoshore lizard. In 1989, the discovery of Dallas lizard fossils also led scientists to find information about their evolution. Scientists have recovered the fossil, which is 95 million years old, and because it is threatened by a larger group of ferocious dinosaurs on land, they chose a relatively safe place - the ocean.

Over the course of 3 million years, they evolved into the Dallas lizard. After another 6 million years, they gradually evolved from a small lizard 1 meter long to a giant dragon of 15 meters. This is what scientists have speculated about the evolution of the dragon.

In the development process of Canglong, the warm sea water played a great role, and the abundant food in the sea water provided an excellent living environment for Canglong, and then the road to ocean dominance. In the space of 5 million years, the dragons wiped out their competitors in the ocean, so to speak, and they were sea creatures.

The most successful predator in the .

It is worthy of being the overlord of the sea in ancient times.