Although Tylosaurus and other Mosasaurs breathed air, they were well-adapted to living in warm, shallow inland seas , which were quite common during the Late Cretaceous period. Tylosaurus was the dominant species in the Western Interior seaway, which once submerged the Central portion of North America.
Many Tylosaurus remains have been found in Kansas, which was once covered by a large ocean called the Western Interior Seaway. |
Despite breathing air, Tylosaurus was well suited to live in the warmer, shallow inland seas that have been typical at the near-end of the Cretaceous era. In ... |
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