Fabio Alejandroさんのイラストまとめ

@yoofilos haha true...
BTW I think you might have committed one anatomical mistake looking in second hand, the way you made the back part of the skull you added the orbit and a second set of nasal capsules putting the eyes in those 2nd capsules when the eyes are always located on the back

@KingRexy328 like imagine this the rex was already exausting and trying hard to eat as much as possible and then a bunch of Borealosuchus start to gather and when it was already difficult to hold up a large Thoracosaurus takes advantage of the free meal.

The oddities from cretaceous africa will never stop to amaze me, specially learning about this peculiar Dyrosaur which these alone were strange crocs, this one gets to another level, Brachiosuchus lived upon its name for its very long arms compared to any other of its relatives

And from the vault #specevo iconic future critters the Ocean Flish from TFIW stands remarkable, these constitute a bizarre new radiation of vertebrates from the ocean after tetrapods were wipe out of the face of earth, becoming one of the many recovering animals on 200 m.y.

The Loricatas through its reign for most of the Triassic attained huge dimensions for any non-dinosaurian carnivore being the major apex predators before the takeover of theropods, like Fasolasuchus as it had a length of more than 8 meters making it a formidable creature.

Bringing back something of my old drawings time, is a reworked version of your favorite giant mosasaur, Mosasaurus hoffmannii, one of the biggest species known with fragmentary specimens that calls for an animal of about 12 meters in length.

@Goji_Saurus I kinda found hilarious considering that there was a point in the early jurassic that became almost glaciar with ice sheets forming on the boreal sea

you know gathering all my progress on on giant marine reptiles I got like less than 20 of the biggest, excluding other large giant ichthyosaurs, large marine crocodiles, turtles and other sauropterygians, is really a long way to follow if I can get them all...

So in a new update of old paleo recons I bring one of the most unusual giant placoderms, Heterosteus, which is known by varied fossil fragments and considerable material, exposing a large sized animal for its time.

@archaeoraptor Dunkleosteus