My contribution to Here a male Longisquama attempts to display to a speculatively sexually dimorphic female by flashing the huge elaborate structures on his back.

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A quick and very speculative themed sketch of a purported female Placerias. I've read that only half or so specimens actually have the unique fake-tusk 'horns', suggested to be sexual dimorphism, which I don't think I've ever seen reconstructed. But... (1/2)

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Morning warmup sketch. One of my favorite non mammalian cynodonts, Trucidocynodon riograndensis from Late Triassic South America. A good-sized carnivorous Ecteniniid cynodont that was a small Triassic tiger. Perfect for

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The Permo-Triassic titanopterans like Gigatitan and the Cretaceous cockroach Manipulator are some prehistoric examples.

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I guess I have to say happy too:
Happy Triassic week guys!!

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Random Sharovipteryx sketch from yesterday night @

Yes, I was brain dead while making this lol




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Unfortunately, I have no work on yet, so enjoy my old drawings of

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So it's Well, while I work on something for it, here's a selection of some of my favourite pieces set during the Triassic period during last year's Dinovember.

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Bringing this one back for
My other Triassic stuff is a bit older
Shringasaurus (Sep 2017)
Shonisaurus (Dec 2017)
Atopodentatus (May 2016)
Coelophysis (October 2014)

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One of the most iconic animals from the Triassic is the INCREDIBLY long necked, 𝘛𝘢𝘯𝘺𝘴𝘵𝘳𝘰𝘱𝘩𝘦𝘶𝘴. Found at Monte San Giorgio, one species captured its prey by ram-feeding.
https://t.co/U2pVG7UdL1

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Here's PMBO with a paleoart grand artwork!, a piece on which I was working on in the last pair of weeks. I'm greatly proud of the outcome 🤩🎨

Here, a pair of Herrerasaurus in their triassic landscape
are sensing the upcoming storm 🦖🏜️⛈️

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oh, me and Scylacosauridae from middle permian to early triassic? ohh yeah we go waaay back haha

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Threat display.

One of the many Triassic oddball reptiles, Drepanosaurus was seemingly a cross between a chameleon and an anteater. Nice to do a personal piece once in a while, even if it is just a little drawing.

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Celebrating - The anatomy of the palate in Early Triassic  brevifemoralis based on digital reconstruction

Read the full PeerJ article https://t.co/QzYVEb2rfu

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