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From 230 million to 63 million years ago.

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Uso de Mesozoic en inglés
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Jurassic and Cretaceous beds form the greater part of the Mesozoic band.
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This museum contains a huge collection of Carboniferous, Mesozoic and tertiary material.
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Why should not these proportions have been different during the Mesozoic epoch?
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At the end of the Mesozoic the entire tribe of ammonites became extinct.
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This collection contains specimens from important and unique local Mesozoic and Pleistocene deposits.
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Here we may briefly survey the less conspicuous animals of the Mesozoic Epoch.
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The Mesozoic plants and animals would succumb to this advancing cold.
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The largest Mesozoic mammal was about the size of a badger.
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Like two resurrected carnivores from the Mesozoic, they grappled in combat.
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Other mammals resembling the unicorn existed in the Mesozoic, but gradually died out.
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The environment has changed a great deal from Mesozoic times.
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These are the only remains of bird-life that we find in the Mesozoic rocks.
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Such, in broad outline, was the singular and powerful family of the Mesozoic Deinosaurs.
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The family became extinct at the end of the Mesozoic, and left no descendants.
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The cyeads and ginkgoes have shrunk into thin survivors of the luxuriant Mesozoic groves.
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We will now describe some of the highly specialized orders peculiar to the Mesozoic.
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