Some of the dominant marine reptiles of the Mesozoic were reptiles whose ancesto

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Some of the dominant marine reptiles of the Mesozoic were reptiles whose ancesto

Some of the dominant marine reptiles of the Mesozoic were reptiles whose ancestors had evolved on land, but returned to life in the sea. What physiological evidence supports this interpretation?

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