GabiPaleo @gabipaleo.bsky.social · 16/09/2024Although smaller than Prionosuchus, these two predators likely coexisted peacefully, focusing on smaller prey to avoid direct conflict. However, occasional clashes between them may have happened, especially over shared resources. 2/3 150 0
GabiPaleo @gabipaleo.bsky.social · 16/09/2024Unlike Helicoprion, Anisopleurodontis had teeth and mouth not as specialized for hard-shelled prey, allowing it to puncture soft-bodied organisms. Fossil evidence shows wearing on these teeth, suggesting it could also fed on shelled animals, indicating a flexible diet. 3/3 050 0
