Skeleton
Discovery location: Gove County, Kansas
Formation: Niobrara Chalk
Length: 3.35 m (11 feet)
Probably a shallow diver, Clidastes was the smallest of the three primary mosasaurs. It possessed a proportionately longer torso and shorter tail than either Platecarpus or Tylosaurus. Our specimen has one of the finest skulls in existence and the full sternal cartilage plates and straps have been restored.
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