Anomerní
Anomerní is a genus of extinct marine reptiles belonging to the family Polycotylidae, known for their distinctive adaptations to aquatic life during the Late Cretaceous period. Fossil evidence suggests that Anomerní species were well-adapted for fast swimming and hunting in marine environments, exhibiting streamlined bodies and elongated limbs.
The genus was first described in the early 21st century based on fossil specimens discovered in North
In terms of morphology, Anomerní exhibited a slender skull with sharp teeth suited for capturing fish and
The ecological role of Anomerní was likely that of a predator within their marine ecosystems. They coexisted
Although relatively less known compared to other marine reptile genera, Anomerní remains an important subject of