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Title: Chordata & Reptilia & Crocodilia & Gavialidae, Gharial [Go to resource]
Description: The long, slender jaws of the Gharial, with two rows of pointed teeth, are typical of fish eating animals. Gharials are found only in the estuaries of the larger rivers of India and Burma. Unfortunately in our picture the upper and lower jaws are not quite aligned, so the teeth can't be seen locking together as they do in life. , Age: adult Source: Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums Identifier: emu.ecatalogue.vertebratezoology.201742 Go to resource More Like this...
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