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Informational signs at a museum exhibit describe two marine reptiles from the Triassic period. The first sign details Ichthyosaurs, large fish- or dolphin-like animals that were dominant marine predators. The second sign discusses Thalattosaurs, lizard-like marine reptiles, generally about 2 meters long, with few teeth and a preference for shallow waters. They coexisted with Ichthyosaurs, feeding on fish along the coast.
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Feb 6, 2026, 6:14 AM

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Informational signs at a museum exhibit describe two marine reptiles from the Triassic period. The first sign details Ichthyosaurs, large fish- or dolphin-like animals that were dominant marine predators. The second sign discusses Thalattosaurs, lizard-like marine reptiles, generally about 2 meters long, with few teeth and a preference for shallow waters. They coexisted with Ichthyosaurs, feeding on fish along the coast.

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