profilius
Profilius is a genus of extinct marine reptiles belonging to the group known as ichthyosaurs, which thrived during the Mesozoic Era. Fossils of Profilius have been predominantly discovered in Late Jurassic deposits, with notable findings in Europe and North America. These marine reptiles are characterized by their streamlined body shape, adapted for efficient swimming in marine environments.
The genus Profilius is distinguished by specific morphological features, including elongated, conical snouts and well-developed flippers
Profilius plays a significant role in the understanding of ichthyosaur evolution and paleoecology. As a member
The extinction of Profilius, along with many other marine reptiles, coincided with environmental changes at the