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\n* Despite the episode being about Hateg island, there is no mention of its apex predator, the giant stocky azhdarchid ''Hatzegopteryx'', who wasn't named until 2002. This biome wasn't merely a dinosaur lilliput, but also a land dominated by gigantic pterosaurs, the only known ecosystem from the Mesozoic where the latter ruled the roost.

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* ''Leaellynasaura'' and the other Dinosaur Cove ornithopods are called "hypsilophodonts", which has since been recognized as a wastebasket group of unrelated little ornithischians, and the ones from Dinosaur Cove are thought to be elasmarians, a widely distributed group of southern ornithopods also known from Argentina and Antarctica.

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* The late-surviving Victorian "labyrinthodont" was named ''Koolasuchus'' in 1997.

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