About: Plesiosaur fossil

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When you focus on it using the A button, Katherine will chime in on the radio, saying: “Hey! This is a fossil! I think it’s a type of Plesiosauria. This thing is in really great condition. It’s amazing that the entire body has been preserved.” This fossil is no longer a fossil when it makes its appearance in Endless Ocean: Blue World. Instead, it appears as the ultra-legendary Sea Serpent, which in reality is most likely a member of the Plesiosauria family.

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rdfs:label	Plesiosaur fossil
rdfs:comment	When you focus on it using the A button, Katherine will chime in on the radio, saying: “Hey! This is a fossil! I think it’s a type of Plesiosauria. This thing is in really great condition. It’s amazing that the entire body has been preserved.” This fossil is no longer a fossil when it makes its appearance in Endless Ocean: Blue World. Instead, it appears as the ultra-legendary Sea Serpent, which in reality is most likely a member of the Plesiosauria family.
dcterms:subject	Landmarks Landmarks Prehistoric creatures Prehistoric creatures
abstract	When you focus on it using the A button, Katherine will chime in on the radio, saying: “Hey! This is a fossil! I think it’s a type of Plesiosauria. This thing is in really great condition. It’s amazing that the entire body has been preserved.” This fossil is no longer a fossil when it makes its appearance in Endless Ocean: Blue World. Instead, it appears as the ultra-legendary Sea Serpent, which in reality is most likely a member of the Plesiosauria family.

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