Cameroceras trentonense neogale Skull and Jaw: Its skull

Skull and Jaw: Its skull was relatively small and narrow

que terminaba en una enorme maza ósea que podía utilizar para defenderse de los depredadores

Longitud hocico-cola 270 mm

some of the earliest large terrestrial vertebrates dominated the ancient Permian landscapes

in reference to its probable coastal habitat and its enormous size

Cameroceras trentonense neogale Skull and Jaw: Its skullCameroceras trentonense was a giant orthoconid cephalopod that inhabited the seas of the Middle to Late Ordovician , approximately 470 to 450 million years ago. It was a distant relative of modern squids and octopuses, although its morphology was more similar to that of modern nautiloids, with a long, straight shell rather than a coiled one. It is considered one of the largest marine predators of its time and one of the largest cephalopods that have