Assertion: plesiosaur | /r/HasAspect | long neck
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: according to traditional classifications
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: They're still excavating the fossils in the lab, but the researchers have already uncovered an intriguing fact: The plesiosaur has a long neck.
text: And while most plesiosaurs had long necks, some had really long necks, notes Michael Everhart.
text: It had a long neck, four paddle-like flippers and a tail.
text: The very first plesiosaurs in the earliest Jurassic have a long neck and then in the latest mass [unclear word], the very end of the Cretaceous, just before the extinction of the plesiosaurs, their necks are even longer.
text: Well, even the very first plesiosaurs have a really long neck and some of their ancestors, the nothosaurs and the pachypleurosaurs
text: Plesiosaurs are much like the sauropod dinosaurs in that they have an extremely long neck.
text: According to traditional classifications, all plesiosaurs have a small head and long neck
text: According to traditional classifications, all plesiosaurs have a small head and long neck
text: According to traditional classifications, all plesiosaurs have a small head and long neck
text: Plesiosaurs also had very long necks and tails.