Killer' Cretaceous croc devoured a dinosaur as its last meal | Live Science
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Nuclear techniques confirm crocodile was dinosaur eater : Regulation & Safety - World Nuclear News
Fossil Footprints Help Uncover the Mysteries of Bipedal Crocodiles - Scientific American
Feces, Bite Marks Flesh Out Giant Dino-Eating Crocs
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New Dinosaur Was a 32-Foot-Long Predator With a Crocodile Face
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Are Crocodiles Dinosaurs? - AZ Animals
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When Deinosuchus Ruled the Earth | Hakai Magazine
Cretaceous 'terror crocodile' crushed dinosaurs with banana-size teeth | Live Science
Enormous Crocodile Lived alongside Titanosaurs and Abelisaurid Dinosaurs | Sci.News
Are Crocodiles Dinosaurs? - YouTube
How crocodiles survived 200M years and outlived dinosaurs
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Terror crocodile' the size of a bus fed on dinosaurs, study says
Crocodiles Are Not “Living Fossils”
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New type of Jurassic dinosaur crocodile is discovered! - BBC Newsround
Is it true that the crocodile is actually a dinosaur unchanged from prehistoric times? - Quora
Scientists unearth 'supercroc' that dined on dinosaurs | The Independent | The Independent
Research Reveals Why Crocodiles Have Changed Little Since Age of Dinosaurs | Courthouse News Service
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Modern Crocodiles Are Evolving at a Rapid Rate | Science| Smithsonian Magazine
