Dinocrocuta brevirostris Kosmoceratops approximately between 7 million and

approximately between 7 million and 10

unusual in stegosaurs

who have been able to reconstruct its size and body shape from these incomplete bones and from comparisons with other

The huge prehistoric reptiles had spotted a Tylosaurus

Dinocrocuta brevirostris Kosmoceratops approximately between 7 million andDinocrocuta (D. brevirostris) is an extinct genus of mammal that lived during the Miocene of the Neogen period, approximately between 1. 8 million years ago and 30,000 years ago. This genus belongs to the hyenid family (Hyaenidae) and is characterized by being a very large and robust species. There were several species of Dinocrocuta, the best known being Dinocrocuta gigantea and Dinocrocuta brevirostris. D. gigantea was the largest species, with a