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streamlined body with paddle-like limbs or flippers, a short tail, and a small, slender, triangular head. with a neck around meters ( ft) long, elasmosaurus was one of the longest-necked animals to have lived, with the largest number of neck vertebrae known, . it probably ate small fish and marine invertebrates
streamlined body with paddle-like limbs or flippers, a short tail, and a small, slender, triangular head. with a neck around meters ( ft) long, elasmosaurus was one of the longest-necked animals to have lived, with the largest number of neck vertebrae known, . it probably ate small fish and marine invertebrates...
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birds are omnivorous, with diets varying from berries and nectar to insects , worms , fish , and small rodents . examples include cassowaries , chickens , crows [ ] and related corvids , keas , rallidae , and rheas . in addition, some lizards , turtles , fish (such as piranhas and catfish ), and invertebrates
nectarivore palynivore xylophagy osteophagy cellular phagocytosis myzocytosis others microbivory bacterivore fungivore coprophagia detritivore geophagia omnivore planktivore saprophagy xenophagy lithovore methods predation ambush predator apex predator egg predator intraguild predator pursuit predator aquatic...
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