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[[File:02.jpg|thumb|400px|right|Fighting Gorgonops in Siberia, 250 MYA.]] |
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− | [[File:830px-Episode1_6_39.jpg|thumb|Gorgonopsid as it appeared in Primeval.]]Gorgonops was a Gorgonopsid of the Late Permian, living in Siberia, 250 MYA. It possessed the world first true sabre teeth, which it used to deadly effect on its prey, which included anything up to the size of giant Labyrinthodont Amphibians and Scutosaur Pareiasaurs (such as the old male [[Scutosaurus]] the female Gorgonopsid is shown to kill) It was the size of a bull, up to 5 metres long, almost tonne in weight and tall enough to look you in the eye. It was a deadly carnivore. |
+ | [[File:830px-Episode1_6_39.jpg|thumb|Gorgonopsid as it appeared in Primeval.]]Gorgonops was a Gorgonopsid of the Late Permian, living in Siberia, 250 MYA. It possessed the world first true sabre teeth, which it used to deadly effect on its prey, which included anything up to the size of giant Labyrinthodont Amphibians and Scutosaur Pareiasaurs (such as the old male [[Scutosaurus]] the female Gorgonopsid is shown to kill) It was the size of a bull, up to 5-6 metres long, almost tonne in weight and tall enough to look you in the eye. It was a deadly carnivore. |
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Revision as of 21:32, 19 October 2011
Gorgonops was a Gorgonopsid of the Late Permian, living in Siberia, 250 MYA. It possessed the world first true sabre teeth, which it used to deadly effect on its prey, which included anything up to the size of giant Labyrinthodont Amphibians and Scutosaur Pareiasaurs (such as the old male Scutosaurus the female Gorgonopsid is shown to kill) It was the size of a bull, up to 5-6 metres long, almost tonne in weight and tall enough to look you in the eye. It was a deadly carnivore.