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Good evening everyone! Tonight’s Dino of the day is denversaurus! Denversaurus was a nodosaur that lived during the Cretaceous period. It grew to around 20 feet in length. Its name means “Denver lizard”. See you explorers tomorrow!🤠
Credit: Mariana Ruiz
My latest paper on @RoyalTyrrell's exceptionally preserved #nodosaur #Borealopelta looking at the shape & allometry of osteoderms is now out in @thePeerJ https://t.co/97y6B7ggox #OpenAccess
Finally completed - it's Borealopelta, a nodosaur officially named this year, so well preserved that we even know this dinosaur's colours.
800x800 pixel art has been conquered.
72 colours, made in GraphicsGale.
#ドット絵 #pixelart #drawdinovember @DrawDinovember
Fascinating #3D interactive presentation to showcase the best preserved #Nodosaur fossil found in Canada, by @NatGeo
https://t.co/h8disQag9E
Elise and the new Nodosaur!
@PBandJaeJae @maximilian_ @Phunkmachine
Karen Carr's reconstruction of the Lower Cret. Antlers fauna at Oklahoma Mus. of Nat. Hist. Need to add Arkansas' big nodosaurid.
#paleoart of Nodosaurus textilis. I'm knackered today, so it's lacking in some aspects, but it'll suffice I think.
Endocranial Morphology of Primitive Nodosaurid Dinosaur from Early Cretaceous, North America https://t.co/7oUyVrBTSy
Sauropelta the nodosaurid (that is, members of Ankylosauria that lacked tail clubs) #JurassicJune #30daysofdinosaurs