It's finally here! And I'm trying not to trip the algorithm lol!

I'll let Palaeo speak for themselves; even if you can't take something home today I'd be forever grateful for any retweets or shares. :)

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Exactly! It doesn't take away from the art. As an example, I still adore looking at Todd Marshall's older paintings. They're still rich in artistic value, and the now inaccurate aspects show how much has changed. Looking at outdated palaeoart has a very nostalgic charm to it.

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Excluding palaeoartists, and in no particular order:
https://t.co/dbf4cPRERN
https://t.co/yz2Itj0rqZ
https://t.co/hgnRYetyzx
https://t.co/HDLgQ8hsDk
That's only from ArtStation (and sadly some great ones are deleting their accounts), but could add many more from Instagram.

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In the most extreme version of the shrink-wrapping meme promoted by one or two palaeontologists and palaeoartists, sauropod necks have been depicted as if these structures should be visible in the live animal, Ely Kish’s apatosaurines from 1983 being the ultimate example...

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This train man is AUTISTIC!

(Posted by PalaeoCryptid: https://t.co/LvkliBv375)

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For this a beautiful of the fischeri from the of Germany
Collections of
From the
Georgalis, Rabi, Smith 2021. Swiss Journal of Palaeontology 140:18
https://t.co/FFcgPGnbZz

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Anyway who cares about transphobes here’s a Propalaeotherium

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Hi I'm Basil! I'm an autistic artist and author under 1k followers! I mainly do fantasy art of all kinds, but I'm trying to branch out.

I also do palaeontology as a hobby, and occasionally post pics of my fossils!

image 3 features my friend 's character Asa!

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Hello there! I'm Basil! I'm an autistic artist and author primarily focused on fantasy. I like drawing anything from fierce ladies to dragons, but I want to expand my range.

I'm also an amateur palaeontologist and occasionally post pictures of my fossil collection!

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April 6, 1821, the description of the very first ichthyosaurs and plesiosaurs by William Conybeare published. Both fossils were found by palaeontologist Mary Anning 🪨🔨
https://t.co/g2mhuFy9Wx

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Even more archetypal is the presence of fuzzy pachyrhinosaurs, an absolute staple in recent palaeoartistry. Again, utterly unevidenced though based on sound reasoning. The feathered tyrannosaur facing it is presumably Nanuqsaurus.

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For starters, we have the presence of inflatable air-sacks/pronounced soft tissue on sauropod necks, a purely speculative feature that has seen a fair degree of prominence in the more esoteric palaeontological circles.

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A commission I did for the one and only Purplecliffe! I was so shocked and excited to be commissioned by one of my favourite content creators, this was a blast :D

(Posted by PalaeoCryptid: https://t.co/gACh7lSWfy)

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Still image of the Las Farges cave paints of the Middle Palaeolithic lycanthropes

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Still image of the Las Farges Cave paintings depicting Middle Palaeolithic lycanthropes

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A little late to the spinosaur trend as everyone has moved on to Amargasaurus, but I wanted to do a quick reconstruction of the Baryonyx from the paper. Some palaeos have brought up legitimate concerns, but it has a really cool silhouette I wanted to explore.

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‘Ear stones’ in crocodylians - a cross-species comparative and ontogenetic survey of otolith structures: https://t.co/SKOlSgLUC6

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Dearc sgiathanach science: Jagielska et al 2022, . Giant Jurassic pterosaur indicates early evolution of large size in pterosaurs & hints at ecology.

👀: https://t.co/KOQfG5nu3F

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Fun+beautiful sketch by

Our founder is riding a Spinosaurus,an iconic African fauna

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To walk w knowledge of physical evidence of dinosaur walking same spot: exciting, stimulating to imagination & humbling!

📸 & : https://t.co/RCmpaeDGXA

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