Seeriamootorites
Seeriamootorites is a genus of extinct marine reptiles that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 99 million years ago. The name "Seeriamootorites" is derived from the Thai words "see" meaning "to see," and "ria moo tor" meaning "giant lizard," reflecting the creature's size and its ability to see in the dark, as suggested by its large eyes. Fossils of Seeriamootorites have been found in Thailand, providing valuable insights into the diversity of marine reptiles during the Cretaceous period.
Seeriamootorites is known from several well-preserved fossils, including skulls, vertebrae, and limb bones. It is estimated
The discovery of Seeriamootorites has contributed to our understanding of the evolution of marine reptiles and