as 'swimming dinosaurs' in popular culture. The belief that mosasaurs are dinosaurs is a common misconception. It appeared in the blockbuster's Jurassic Park fourth installment of the series, in 2015's Jurassic World. Where it would continue to appear in 2 other films, and Netflix collaborating with DreamWorks in animated series, Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous. References External links Palaeos: Vertebrates: Mosasaurs BBC Science and Nature: Mosasaurs Mike Everhart and David Lewis, "Mesozoic marine monsters of the Mangahouanga": New Zealand fossil fauna Mike Everhart, "A day in the life of a Mosasaur": life in the Sea of Kansas, illus. by Carl Buell Mike Everhart, "Mosasaurus hoffmani" until 1829. Mosasaurus maximus mounted skeleton at University of Texas Memorial Museum Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre "The Mosasaur of Maastricht" by Hennie Reuvers in Crossroads web magazine "Mosasaurs terrorized Cretaceous rivers" Planet Earth online Georgia Southern University Museum Mosasaur Exhibit Kansas Geological Survey Vol IV (1899), containing the famous summary of American mosasaurs by Samuel Williston. William R. Wahl * MOSASAUR BITE MARKS ON AN AMMONITE. PRESERVATION OF AN ABORTED ATTACK? Mosasaur diet 01 Cretaceous lizards Turonian first appearances Maastrichtian extinctions Taxa named by Paul Gervais