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Kaiwhekea ([ˌkaiˈfɛkɛa]) is an
extinct genus of
plesiosaur from the Late
Cretaceous (Maastrichtian age) of what is now New Zealand. The
holotype was discovered...
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transferred Brancasaurus,
Kaiwhekea,
Nichollssaura and
Thililua to this family. However,
Ketchum and
Benson (2011) re****igned
Kaiwhekea and
Thililua to their...
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these belonging to
Aristonectes and
Kaiwhekea,
taller than
Aristonectes one, but
lower than
those of
Kaiwhekea. An
articular surface of a temporomandibular...
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Kawanectes Marambionectes Morenosaurus Tuarangisaurus Vegasaurus Zarafasaura?
Aristonectinae Alexandronectes Aristonectes Kaiwhekea Morturneria Wunyelfia...
- Elasmosauridae. It
includes the Late
Cretaceous plesiosaurs Aristonectes and
Kaiwhekea,
traditionally grouped with the Late Jur****ic
Tatenectes and Kimmerosaurus...
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Kawanectes Marambionectes Morenosaurus Tuarangisaurus Vegasaurus Zarafasaura?
Aristonectinae Alexandronectes Aristonectes Kaiwhekea Morturneria Wunyelfia...
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Aristonectes parvidens Kaiwhekea katiki...
- The
family is made up of Tatenectes, Kimmerosaurus, Aristonectes, and
Kaiwhekea. This
group was
formerly known as the Cimoliasauridae, but
since Cimoliasaurus...
- Hemisphere–Morturneria from Antarctica,
Aristonectes from
South America, and
Kaiwhekea from New Zealand–indicates a
diversification of the
family in the Late...
- back
ending in an
accessory back
facet (only
shared by
Morenosaurus and
Kaiwhekea),
among other traits. It was
about 6.5 m (21 ft) long.
Vegasaurus is known...
