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Crocodiles have a second joint in their jaws which helps them to bite down hard | Daily Mail Online
science based - biologically or anatomically is there a problem with this type of double mouth or jaws? - Worldbuilding Stack Exchange
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The better to eat you with? How dinosaurs' jaws influenced diet
I NAMED A NEW SPECIES OF MOSASAUR!!! Say Hello to Hainosaurus boubker !!!!! - YouTube
T. rex's alligator-like jaw helped it to bite through bone | BBC Science Focus Magazine
How did dinosaurs deliver bone-crushing bites? By keeping a stiff lower jaw.
Tyrannosaurus rex Mystery Solved: How Dinosaurs Delivered Bone-Crushing Bites
Tyrannosaurus rex's giant jaw enabled carnivorous diet - UPI.com
Comparative anatomy. Anatomy, Comparative. THE SKELETAL SYSTEM 231 of the upper jaw and the dentary or mandibula of the lower. These membrane bones, however, do not extend as far as the
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