In terms of its biology

making it the longest-lived non-avian theropod known

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a trait that distinguishes it among the large marine predators of the Cretaceous

The hind limbs were robust and adapted for running

Supayacetus muizoni Variant:Primed In terms of its biologySupayacetus muizoni was an archaeocete cetacean belonging to the Basilosauridae, a group of fully aquatic primitive whales that lived during the middle late Eocene, approximately 4037 million years ago, in the coastal waters of present day Peru. It represents a very important transitional form in the early evolution of whales, showing a combination of primitive traits inherited from older archaeocetes and characteristics already clearly adapted to