Fabio Alejandroさんのイラストまとめ

Tapinocaninus is a large herbivorous dinocephalian well known by a complete skull, partial limb remains and the most complete and articulated vertebra spine on a tapinocephalid, including the caudal vertebra showing the short size of these synapsid tails.

Moschops is a great and famously known Dinocephalian from the South Africa Karoo region, the heavy herbivore had very thick heads which alongside the head alignment that put its snout facing down and the short but strong neck allowed to head-butting in battle.

A freaky long finned pliosaur of the late jurassic, the famously nicknamed "Predator X" is formely Pliosaurus funkei, one of the many species of this genus with a peculiar body proportions with fins of almost 3 meters in length but with a comparable short body.

The robust crusher of the Lower Cretaceous oceans the Brachauchenine pliosaurs, Sachicasaurus, outstands as one of the largest and most complete of these marine reptiles.
K. boyacensis is being considered to be another species of this genus although until a new study is done.

Seems twitter just like to crap details on pictures, so here are close ups of the new Tyranno I drew, is probably the first time I added noticeable scales on a theropod, I think the result is kinda mixed as on a more far view the scale lines just pixelates the skin a lot.

@MechaMag75 @NoahRiccioArt They kinda looking more dull compared to the originals and some concept art of these, and if I was them at least I could have just copied the originals.

When the future is sus https://t.co/1VcwFkkWKV

@digital_duck I kinda started this year

Well it has been nice doing some more giant sauropods so here is other retouched recon, Argentinosaurus is at the top of the title of biggest land animal ever since its discovery with a mass estimation of 60 to 80 tons.

Comparing both of the jurassic giants alongside the largest African Elephant on record, the feeling that two of the largest land animals lived side to side is probably one of the most amazing stuff that the Upper jurassic may offered.