HMItarkvarales
HMITarkvarales is a genus of ancient marine reptiles that lived during the Early Cretaceous period, approximately 125 million years ago. The name HMITarkvarales was first introduced to the scientific community by a team of paleontologists in the early 2000s.
These creatures were characterized by their distinctive morphology, with elongated bodies, short tails, and paddle-shaped limbs.
HMITarkvarales were marine animals, and as such, they likely spent their lives in the coastal waters of
Ectocranial crest analysis, which helps in understanding the feeding behavior of a particular species, suggests that
Fossil evidence of HMITarkvarales has been found in numerous locations around the world, including Europe, Africa,