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British Palaeobotanist, palaeobotanical illustrator and consultant, currently researching Mesozoic plants.
🌿Commissions and consulting open!🌿
(she/her)
palaeoflora.blogspot.com

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I've been doing some more vector-style designs for the game. This time it's everyone's favourite to argue about. I wasn't sure what colour to do it, so you've got two variations.
Based on Hartman's skeletal in Snively et al, 2019.

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Couldn't sleep, so might as well post this now:
A Brachylophosaurus (based on skeletal) design for a game I'm creating (for some unknown reason). It's a tad stylised, so I've taken some liberties with the size of dorsal spines and tail flexibility.

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Day three of my Prehistoric
Ptilophyllum muelleri, a bennettitale known from the Oligocene of Tasmania; it is rather interesting, as it greatly extends the known range of bennettitalean fossils (which prior to its discover where only known from the Mesozoic).

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I have a lot of good suggestions for my and to kick it off I was asked to do 'a prehistoric Well, there aren't many know from direct fossil evidence, but there are a few, and one of them is a Baltic Amber Roridulaceae!

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It'll need an update due to new information, but I actually anonamously snuck the newly described zouhri into my pterosaur toons compilation!!! I have a proper reconstruction too, but again, I'll have to go back and adjust that before I release it.

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Taking a break from technical drawing, so here's an image illustrating the diversity of with representatives from all the major families (modified from et al, 2018).
So, on that note, I'll leave you all to Meet the Pterosaurs!

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Not much from me today for just a simple coloured sketch
- Fraxinus wilcoxiana
Fraxinus wilcoxiana is a type of fossilised seed placed within the modern genus Fraxinus, Ash Trees. Its fossils hale from the Eocene aged Claiborne Formation of North America.

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Well, it looks like this poor Cryodrakon is living (or dying) up to its name; it was downed during a storm and eventually succumbed to the cold, as it tried to shelter in the gully of a frozen river.

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And may I present to you...

Fossils, Clocks and the Origin of Angiosperms.

My latest blog post, which takes a look at a new paper, and it's overall implications for the origin of the flowering plants!

https://t.co/CdJwVg8a5e

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Just in time for : a now coloured version of my (a very basic one of course) which I've been meaning to do for months. But I finally decided to finish it as it goes perfectly along with a certain post which should be out real soon!😉

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