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Alligators have been evolving for millions of years and have changed sizes, body types, and eating patterns throughout time. "Survival of the Fittest" or Natural Selection, has caused modern day alligators to evolve into large jawed, carnivorous animals. Alligators can breed mutations such as albino alligators etc. Alligators will usually migrate towards a relatively warm climate. Male and female alligators reproduce several times and are not normally exclusive. The main homologous structure found in alligators is their human-like forelimbs. One vestigial structure found in alligators is the bony structure found behind their eyes. ORP is found in the alligator's adaptations throughout time.

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By: Macy Clemens and Kayden Kappas
Period 5 Biology

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Xilousuchus: 250-200 MYA
-Size of a small dog
-Short legs for fast travel
-Lived in swamps in Asia
-5 to 10 pounds
-About 3 feet long

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228-199 MYA
-Permian-Triassic time period
-Herbivores
-Larger mouths

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200-120 MYA
-Bipedal
-Only resemblance to modern day croc was the shape of the head

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150 MYA- Present
-Lives up to 35-50 years
-10 to 15 feet long
-Lives in southeastern America

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110-100 MYA
-40 feet long
-10 to 15 tons
-Fed on dinosaurs and fish
-Lived near the rivers of modern day Africa

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420 MYA- Present
-Large skulls
-Hunted early humans

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100-95 MYA
-36 feet long
-Weight 10 tons
-Pelican-like jaw
-Fed on plankton and krill

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80-70 MYA
-33 feet long
-10 tons
-6 foot skull
-Lived in modern day North America
-Fed on fish and some land creatures

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70-50 MYA
-5 feet long
-25 to 50 pounds
-Lived in modern day Western Europe and North America
-Fed on fish in the rivers

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55 MYA- Present

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23 MYA- 40 MYA
-9 feet long
-500 pounds
-This species was smaller than others due to environmental changes