In size, the vertebr of this enormous sea-serpent exceed those of mosasaurus brumbyi.
mosasaurus princeps is computed to have been seventy-five to eighty feet long.
In the sea swims the mosasaurus; Molluscs, Zoophytes, and other animals peculiar to the period are seen on the shore.
One great marine form, however, the mosasaurus, was added to their number.
The teeth are quite reptilian, being not unlike miniature teeth of mosasaurus.
This suborder includes mosasaurus and its allies, a group of enormous extinct marine reptiles found in beds of Cretaceous age.
In respect to the Crocodiles, the mosasaurus resembles them in so far as they all belong to the same class of Reptiles.