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A few months ago, I wrote that my favorite paleo story of
2018 was the publication of
Lisowicia
bojani, a ridiculously large dicynodont from Poland. In that same post, I
mentioned
Smok wawelski, a
similarly-sized predatory archosaur of uncertain phylogenetic affinities that
very likely hunted
Lisowicia. It
strikes me that
Smok might be
unfamiliar to many of you out there in Readerland, so today’s quick post is a
summary of what we know about this mysterious carnivore. By the way, I posted this
Calvin & Hobbes strip because every time I hear the name
Smok I immediately think of it.
