The discovery of Vallibonavenatrix cani is thanks to the efforts of amateur fossil collector Juan Cano Forner

approximately 210 million years ago

being interpreted by some authors as a parallel lineage to Megaloceros

pastando en la vegetación baja de su entorno

The pose represents a specimen of Pachyrhinosaurus canadensis separated from the herd by the incessant harassment of a couple of Nanuqsaurus

Cartorhynchus lenticarpus Hesperornis The discovery of Vallibonavenatrix caniCartorhynchus lenticarpus is an extinct species of primitive marine reptile belonging to the Ichthyosauriformes clade, recognized as one of the most basal representatives of this group that would later give rise to the classic ichthyosaurs of the Mesozoic. Its only known specimen was formally described by Ryosuke Motani and colleagues in 2014 from a nearly complete skeleton found in the Nanlinghu Formation , near Chaohu, Anhui Province (China) , and