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At least 10 million years before dinosaurs ruled the world, very large and probably fierce reptiles dominated the muddy coastal plains of what is now Northern Arizona and New Mexico. Scientists say Arizonasaurus babbitti, a primitive crocodile-like meat-eater, was among the very first. Research into the 13-foot-long carnivore has shed light on the Middle Triassic age and paleontologists believe the predator has more to tell. A leading Arizonasaurus babbitti expert, vertebrate paleontologist … [Read more...] about Researcher Chases Giant Prehistoric Reptile for Triassic Understanding