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I think it was Basilosaurus (also more correctly named Zeuglodon). It measured around 60 feet long and 100 tons (I dont know what kind of tons, though). I haven't done extensive research, but as a rule things can get bigger in the water than they can on land, and the website I checked said it rivaled the sauropods for size. Good place to start your research if nothing else.

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