Beak: Its horny beak allowed it to feed on plants

5 meters and reached a height of approximately 1 meter at the hip

which could have helped the lips stay in place and protect the jaw while feeding

specifically to the subfamily of Pliocene odontocetes

Tyrannosauridae

Lystrosaurus murrayi Longisquama Beak: Its horny beak allowedLystrosaurus murrayi was a remarkable creature that lived approximately 250 million years ago during the Permian period. It was an animal similar to a reptile, but in reality it belonged to the group of therapsids, a precursor lineage of mammals. It had a stocky body and short legs, suggesting that it spent most of its time on dry land. Its skull had characteristics adapted for a herbivorous diet, indicating that it fed on plants and vegetation.