Paleo Series [Part 2/3]

A size comparison of the second group of primitive extinct animals of the Paleo Series. Here, Paleozoic animals and lesser known Mesozoic animals are included. You have no idea how many crocodiles and amphibians needed to be drawn for this. I am so very sick of crocodiles and amphibians now.

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Full List (click on a creature to see it up close): 
Limnoscelis, Sharovipteryx, Secodontosaurus, Claudiosaurus, Champsosaurus, Hyperodapedon, Eogyrinus, 
Rhinesuchus, Erythrosuchus, Cronopio, Rhyniognatha, Rubidgea, Titanophoneus, Mongolarachne, Peltobatrachus, Drepanosaurus, Baurusuchus, Protorosaurus, Saurosuchus, Stomatosuchus, Nyasasaurus, Shringasaurus, Ginormotermes, Fruitafossor, Anthracosaurus, Eunotosaurus, Pristerognathus, Tiarajudens, Tritylodon, 
Razanandrongobe, Deinosuchus, Palaeosaniwa, Estesia, Armadillosuchus, Madtsoia, Stratiotosuchus, Redondasaurus, Saurophthirus, Gigatitan, Tetrapodophis, Acanthostega, Diadectes, Elginia, Anteosaurus, Didelphodon,
Carnufex, Arizonasaurus, Alphadon, Hibbertopterus, Triadobatrachus

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Which ones can you identify? 

Stats Meekerorum:
Average Size: --
Largest of All & Largest reptile: Deinosuchus & Stomatosuchus (10 m long)
Smallest of All: Ginormotermes (20 mm long)
Largest amphibian: Eogyrinus (4.5 m long)
Second Smallest: Saurophthirus (25 mm long)
Largest protomammal: Titanophoneus & Anteosaurus (5 m long)
Largest mammal: Didelphodon (1 m long)
Smallest mammal: Fruitafossor (10 cm long)
Largest bug: Hibbertopterus (1.6 m long)

More Size Charts:
Meso Series: 01-50, Meso Series: 51-100, Meso Series: 101-150

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Aqua Series: 01-50, Aqua Series: 51-100, Aqua Series: 101-150

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Ceno Series: 01-50, Ceno Series: 51-100, Ceno Series: 101-150

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Paleo Series: 01-50, Paleo Series: 51-100, Paleo Series: 101-150