Simone Zoccanteさんのイラストまとめ

Albertosaurus sarcophagus female. Colours on throat are duller and also eyes are of a different colour from males. In females I reconstructed them whitish while in males are dark red.
The white stripe on the snout is present also in female.

Albertosaurus sarcophagus, male speculative design.
Red throat is an indicator of maturity of the individual. White stripe on the snout is a mark to recognize other Albertosaurus from a distance.

Sub-adult Gorgosaurus.
Resembles breeding male, but the snout is not dark yet, shows female's sandy tip.
I imagined that Gorgosaurus could have had a lek based mating ritual. Sub-adult males that developed faster, could secretly mate, deceiving dominant males.
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Gorgosaurus libratus: adult female.
Colour is overall paler than male. Areas that are bluish in male, in female are sandy. Tip of the snout has a sandy spot where instead in breedong male is a borderless blackish area.
#paleoart #gorgosaurus

For Gorgosaurus I opted for a general dark base colour with a pattern of sandy spots, to blend with vegetation's light and shadows
Breeding male.
Colour is overall darker and shows a blue shade on throat, in the ear area and around the corner of the mouth.
Dark snout tip.

Gorgosaurus libratus! One of the two Tyrannosaurids from Two Medicine and Dinosaur Park formations. 🦖🦖
I always loved how I looked it's muzzle, so elongated still powerful, in life it should have had some really prominent and spectacular keratin crests on muzzle. 😍
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Tarbosaurus bataar female.
Colour are less bright and more sepia-tones than male, throat feathered collar is less dense.
#tarbosaurus #paleoart #tyrannosaurus

Male #Tarbosaurus bataar. Keratinous ridges on the muzzle and throat skin are brightly coloured and the feathery throat integument is quite dense, it could be a breeding male.
I imagined #feathers as a display structure rather than a functional thermo-regulation coat.
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Tyrannosaurids appriciation post 🦖❤️
Might post them one by one in the next days 😏

A morning in Djadochta - Velociraptor mongoliensis, study
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