Discokeryx xiezhi Deinosuchus but it is speculated that

but it is speculated that it was covered in scales or a type of rough skin

combined with its size and strength

as well as short but stout forelimbs with sharp claws

Scale 1:6 - 240 mm

siendo las más conocidas Dinocrocuta gigantea y Dinocrocuta brevirostris

Discokeryx xiezhi Deinosuchus but it is speculated thatDiscokeryx is an extinct genus of artiodactyls, a relative of modern day giraffes and okapis. He lived during the early Miocene. Its fossil remains have been found in the Halamagai Formation of northern China. Discokeryx had a thick boned skull, topped by a disc shaped headdress, cervical vertebrae with thickened centers, and the most complicated head and neck joints of any known mammal at the time of its discovery. They are adaptations for head