oh look I've managed to survive another year of existing !
yay ig

anyways have this Waltonavis paraleptosomus ! a newly described bird from the Eocene London Clay Formation !


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first i wanna say

god dammit it liche shes hot fml

anyway I'm throwing Eocene in the pot for extreme nasty, i think theyd be cute (awful). though i never finished it, putting in extra fucked up monstery eocene as my bid also 🙏 dom ofc

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There's 2 taxa that might make good references for Embolo. One is Rhinotitan, a tall browser from the mid Eocene of China. This probably represents the common ancestor to both groups of derived brontotheres that crossed over from Asia to NA

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So, Brontotheriidae is a diverse group of Eocene perissodactyls closer to horses then rhinos or tapirs. Outside of the huge famous ones there are many cool smaller sp, like the tapir-sized Dolichorhinus, who rerouted its entire nasal passage for more effecient smelling

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Leptictidium tobieni, Eocene, almost a meter long bipedal insectivorous mammal from Messel germany

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Doing the ground sloth thing before there were ground sloths

Concept sketch of a pair of Barylambda, a large pantodont mammal from the Late Paleocene of North America

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Paleo Fact!

Hesperocyon (Western Dog) is a canid from Eocene North America! It's possibly the oldest known canid, with one specimen dated to be as far back as roughly 39-40 million years ago! But in spite of this, it looked very different from- (1/2)

Art by FabrizioDeRossi!

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Here you can see what I did for Atlantis phase 1 and 2. 3 submission in total, my first 2 made it into the Paleocene island's fauna, now I'll cross fingers for my newest creation.

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Welcome Nasidytes ypresianus !!

The newly described Gaviiform from the Eocene London Clay Formation.


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New Zealand Giant Penguin

Information: Pachydyptes is an extinct genus of penguin. It contains the single species Pachydyptes ponderosus, the New Zealand giant penguin. This taxon is known from a few bones from Late Eocene (37 to 34 MYA) rocks in the area of Otago.

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Something is lurking in this Eocene forest...

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Kutchicetus minimus was an early whale from the Eocene, & at 2.5m long, it was probably the smallest cetacean of its time. It was semi-aquatic, like an otter.

(Credit Roman Uchytel)

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And finally, here you have the antiq 04!

The Carbonemys was a giant tortoise that lived during the Paleocene in South America 🐢

Hope you like it ❤️‍🔥✍🏼

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New: Onary, Hsiou, Lee & Palci – Redescription, taxonomy and phylogenetic relationships of Boavus Marsh, 1871 (Serpentes: Booidea) from the early–middle Eocene of the USA https://t.co/ex62c32psD

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A huge basilosaurid off the coast of late Eocene Peru, harassed for thier tuna

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New fossil snapping turtle! Walter Joyce and colleagues describe a new species of fossil pan-chelydrid turtle, Chelydropsis aubasi, from the Middle Eocene of France. The discovery advances
arrival of pan-chelydrids to Europe by 10+ million years.
https://t.co/6niV6TO3Kq

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Cuneatus maximus cartoon (a new species of large, short snouted gar from the Eocene of North America)

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Somehow managed to get two of my favorite artists to design my OC's.

I've only followed them for roughly 2 years, but I've enjoyed their work ever since.

Female OC - @/ijacray82 - Jay
WIP Male OC - @/ginga_elyka - Naokomama

Really Cute Art by - 🎨@/p2eocene - JESS

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Embolotherium grangeri - a herbivore from the Eocene.

(Credit Roman Uchytel)

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