Hexaprotodon sivalensis Prosaurolophus but also for its role

but also for its role in the ecosystem as a large herbivore

probably within an approximate range of 5–8 tonnes depending on the individual and the reconstruction used

with teeth adapted for tearing meat

approximately 210 million years ago

"Australovenator"

Hexaprotodon sivalensis Prosaurolophus but also for its roleHexaprotodon sivalensis was an extinct hippopotamid from the Neogene and Quaternary of South Asia, known mainly from remains recovered from the Siwalik Group, one of the most important continental fossil bearing sequences of the Indian subcontinent. Traditionally associated with deposits from the latest Miocene, Pliocene, and Pleistocene, this taxon represents one of the most characteristic forms of Asian fossil hippopotamids and helps illustrate the