fishes on

Dunkleosteus with a conodont, Hyneria with some small fish, a Saurodon, and a school of Hensodon

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Joined again, for too! Dunkleosteus, Hyneria, Saurodon and Hensodon. Wanna finish at least a few of these ones, maybe all eventually.

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results for actually kind've proud of these ones :3

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I couldn't whip up another sketch for so here's some oldies- Aestuarichthys fulcratus, Xenacanthus, Sundayichthys, and Limnomis, all made in MS Paint around a year ago.

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Local Tiktaalik in great mood, expert says

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Here is my second and sadly final drawing for ,the buzztooth Helicoprion! Color scheme was based on mako & blacktip reef sharks.

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offers today:
Qarmoutus, Protosphyraena, Piranhamesodon and Stensioella.

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Once long before I drew the fossil hagfish Tethymyxine, lit as though you took a submersible to the Cretaceous. From Jan 2019.

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cladoselache for wednesday on

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Rhizodus for
I’m really proud of the coloring on this one!!

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My 2nd entry of behold the wicked jandemarrai, hailing from Gogo formation in Western Australia, the best preserved of its genus with a fossil of an almost complete skull.

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Onchopristis RIP, Saivodus, Cobelodus and Leedsichthys, the last three were done in the

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Time to take part in fashionably late, of course!

Diplomystus dentatus, a predatory clupeomorph fish known from Eocene deposits. Fossils occasionally show this fish with large prey protruding from it's mouth, presumably choking to death and becoming fossilized.

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So, it's promised post! Xiphactinus audax for I finally can justify my DevianArt nickname. 😁

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Stylish Propterus elongatus from Solnhofen for FossilFishWeek

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Today with
Flagellipinna, Xiphactincus, Birgeria and Squaloraja

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Because it's I will post a bunch of pieces of extinct fishes over the next few days and on the weekend we will have fish centered streams. Today it's
Palaleonotopterus, Pachrhizodus, Eekaulostomus and Fucacauda.

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Another sarcopterygian for day 2 of Here we have the lumpy, I mean lovely, Foreyia from the Triassic of Switzerland. This fintastic fossil highlights how a few slight changes to even just one gene may lead to a cascade of unique morphologic features!

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