Pachyrhachis
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Extinct (fossil)
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| Pachyrhachis problematicus |
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| Type | basal snake |
| Length | 3 ft 4 in (1 m) |
| Age | 130 million years ago |
| Diet | carnivore |
| Distribution | Israel |
Pachyrhachis problematicus is an extinct snake with legs. It is similar to Haasiophis.
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