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（次の）クロノサウルスについての文で、どれが真実でないか？ （クロノサウルスは今の）オーストラリアを覆っていた海に住んでいた。 （クロノサウルスは）いつも水中にいた。 （クロノサウルスの）歯は非常に大きかった。 （クロノサウルスは）非常に危険な肉食動物だった
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クロノサウスは存在しなかったとする記述はどちら？ かつてオーストラリア大陸を覆っていた海域に生息していた。 四六時中水中に潜んでいた。 その歯は巨大であった。 さらに獰猛な肉食獣であった。
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