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Their name translates to "gargoyle lizard". They also  were a armored  dinosaur that existed during the late Jurassic Period. It's wide triangular skull looked like a gargoyle. Hense the name

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Alfred Wegener collected diverse pieces of evidence to support his theory, including geological “fit” and fossil evidence. His theory was that earth's crust floats atop a liquid core. It is important to know that the following specific fossil evidence was not brought up by Wegener to support his theory. Wegener himself did not collect the fossils but he called attention to the idea of using these scientific documents stating there were fossils of species present in separate continents in order to support his claim.

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Remains of the mesosaurus, an animal similar to freshwater crocodiles that lived about 272 million years ago.  They were only 3.3 feet long. They ate fish and small crustaceans. Their fossils were found solely in Southern Africa and eastern South America. It would've been impossible for them to travel between the continents, which suggests that South America and Africa were connected when Mesosaurus lived.

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The Lystrosaurus name translates to "shovel reptile", because what its believed to be its burrowing habit. It was dominant on land 250 million years ago. It was herbivorous and grew to about 1 meter in length. It was only found in Antarctica, India, and South Africa.

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The now extinct Cynognathus, which translates to "dog jaw", was a mammal - like reptile. 250 million years ago the Cynognathus was as large as a modern day wolf.  Its fossils are found only in South Africa and South America. As a land dominant species, the Cynognathus would not have been capable of migrating across the Atlantic.