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Pterodactilus (upper mesozoic period).
Lusonectes (lower jurassic period).
Xiphactinus (cretacic period).
Cretoxyrhina (upper cretacic period).
Baryonyx (upper cretacic period).
Archelon (cretacic period).
Dunkleosteus (devonic paleozoic period).
Dilophosaurus (lower jurassic period).
Phorusrhacos (miocene period).
Helicoprion (carboniferous to permian periods).
Liopleurodon (upper jurassic period).
Cearadactylus (cretacic period).
Plesiosaurus (jurassic period).
Tanystropheus (triassic period).
Toilet for little boys.
Insect on the ground.
Inside Estoi Palace.
Inside Estoi Palace.
The main room of Estoi Palace.
Mother Church of Saint Vincent Martyr.
Tiles panels on decadent walls.
Ford Anglia 1960.
Central Railway Station.
Sarcosuchus (lower cretacic period).
Giant squid.
Sperm whale.
Coelodonta (pliocenic and pleistocenic periods).
Doedicurus (pleistocenic period).
Megatherium (pliocenic and pleistocenic periods).
Mammoths and saber-toothed tigers (cenozoic period…
Old 1985 UMM with dinosaur cubs.
Volkswagen (2017) - van of Dino Park.
Ammonite (cretacic period).
Centrosaurus (upper cretacic period).
Diplodocus (jurassic period).
Windmill Indigo.
Iguanodon (cretacic period).
Ankylosaurus (cretacic period).
Church of Our Lady of the Angels (16th century).
Corn descaler.
Wooden baler.
Bicycle of itinerant goldsmith.
Wheel of itinerant knives sharpener.
Desk of office worker.
Toys of yesteryear.
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Pterodactilus (upper mesozoic period).
Sculpture of this flying animal displayed behind the reception building of Dino Park, Lourinhã.
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Les ptérodactyles n'étaient pas plus gros qu'un canard !
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