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Fossils from a huge, rare mosasaur with giant globular teeth have been unearthed in Texas .
The two jaw fragments provide insights into the lifestyle of Globidens alabamaensis, which may have reached lengths of up to 20 feet ( 6 meters ) The blunt teeth that line the jaws demonstrate the brute force the mosasaurs brought to bear on their prey.
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