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Gaiasia jennyae existed 280 million years ago , about 40 million years before dinosaurs evolved.
Its skull was more than 2 feet ( 0.6 meters ) long, and researchers estimate the entire animal could have been to 8.2 feet ( 2.5 m) long.
The creature had interlocking jaws that enabled it to hunt for prey.
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