specifically in the Cenomanian

Oklahoma y Wyoming

with tusks so close together that the trunk probably rested on them rather than hanging between them

one of the most enigmatic and spectacular was Deinotherium giganteum

possibly specialising in smaller

Tyrannosaurus rex juveniles Variant:Primed specifically in the CenomanianDeep in a prehistoric ocean, two juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex glide between columns of seagrass. Their bodies, adapted for life on land, look strange and heavy underwater, but buoyancy and muscular hind legs allow them to propel themselves with clumsy but purposeful movements. Their long tails, normally used for balance on land, now serve as makeshift rudders as they venture through schools of primitive fish fleeing in their wake. Bubbles emerge from