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Fossil remains from 280 million years ago were found in modern-day Namibia .
The creature existed some 40 million years before dinosaurs evolved.
It had a "big, flat, toilet seat-shaped head," "huge fangs" and "giant teeth" The species belonged to a superclass of animals called tetrapods.
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