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Rimasuchus seems to have bit off more than they can chew, Zygolophodon is not happy. Early Miocene Egypt

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🚨 Atomic Artist Spotlight🚨
Rebecca Dart. Check out her Paleoart
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Unpublished drawing of Sinosauropteryx, postponed indefinitely, but completed long before the new year.

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Results from the last Phase 1 stream!
We visited the rivers, lakes and caves of Atlantis during the Paleocene and worked on the compilation of all the images with a size chart.

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Oh hey! I actually did something similar last year, specifically BECAUSE we never see Torosaurus and Triceratops interacting that much!

Can't believe Bakker beat me to the punch by decades xD.

https://t.co/W7w0Y00IeG

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The bat and giga 2 dossiers use stolen, edited-over art and copied colorschemes respectively, both without credit. (Bat is by Saeed Ramez) (Charca is from JPB, which itself was copied from Sergey Krasovskiy's paleoart [displayed here])

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Cryolophosaurus
I can draw stuff like this but most of the time I'm wasting my potential on cartoony monster girls.
Heh.

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Doodled a quick rex. Was fun.

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Crocs gotta eat to! 🥩🐊
✨Featuring Barinasuchus (the big croc) and a young Theosodon 🦌
(Colors based off of )

*Thank you guys for coming down to last nights stream 🎉✨
https://t.co/eUHGvqcfs8

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The volcanic habitat has entered, is a few species richer. Please appreciated the volcanic salmon. (also some smaller updates to the bushlands and uplands).

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Alioramus muscle study
I referenced lizard and bird heads, plus some larger vertebrate necks :00
The teeth are a bit iffy, not look at them too hard

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En el caso del pequeño Ornitholestes el homenaje no vino en la coloración, sino en la postura, basándome en una famosa ilustración de principios del siglo XX del paleoartista Charles Knight.

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This week we do our most thorough de-bunking of Blathers yet as we talk about the dimetrodon! This prehistoric creature was not a dinosaur, it actually wasn't even a reptile at all .. 😮https://t.co/SgNKo1Xc6H

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t must have taken a fair bit of effort for an aquatic tetrapod to make its way out of the water those many millions of years ago.

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