eritilan
Eritilan is an extinct genus of marine reptile belonging to the Pliosauridae family, which lived during the Late Jurassic period, approximately 160 million years ago. These large predatory reptiles were characterized by robust, elongated skulls, strong jaws, and sharp teeth adapted for hunting fish, squid, and other small marine animals. Their streamlined bodies and powerful limbs suggest they were highly efficient swimmers, capable of rapid movements in the water.
Fossil evidence of eritilan has been primarily found in Europe, especially in regions that were covered by
As a member of the Pliosauridae family, eritilan shares common traits with other pliosaurs, such as a
The study of eritilan contributes to understanding marine reptile diversity during the Jurassic and offers insights
Due to the fragmentary nature of the fossils, much about eritilan remains speculative, and ongoing paleontological