The eyes of Plioplatecarpus are proportionally larger than those of many mosasaur genus, although the skull is relatively short. It has fewer teeth than most mosasaurs (only about 12, or less), but they are greatly recurved. This suggests that Plioplatecarpus would have hunted relatively small prey that it could grab very precisely.
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