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@AndyFarke @MetTiinA @BrianEngh_Art @ROMtoronto @CUBoulder Here a pic from our 2011 paper. Regalis on the left.
🔎 Musaeum Regalis Societatis, or, A catalogue & description of the natural and artificial rarities belonging to the Royal Society and preserved at Gresham Colledge
London: Printed by W. Rawlins, for the author, 1681.
https://t.co/PdKqc8MGdB
Another hadrosaur, Edmontosaurus, also received a redo! (alternate E. regalis heads shown alongside E. annectens, as well as E. kuukpikensis)
regalistos para todos UwU gracias pro el amor y el apoyo <3 @AyuzawaReiko @DevilNyraa @MissRaaccoon
Just a lil Opabinia Regalis doodle I did to test out @Krita_Painting's watercolor brushes. Still need to get the hang of them but I do like the texture they have.
#opabinia #paleoart #paleontology #arthropod #ArtistOnTwitter #doodleart
【TERRAREALM】Regalis the Indian rainforest spider
#terrarealm #spider #humanization #characterdesign
Leo Regalis, a pair of #chandelie adopts to celebrate my zodiac~! #adoptable
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#みんなでつくるTwitter古生物図鑑
オパビニア レガリス
#Opabinia regalis
#カンブリア紀 ウリューアン期
カナダ #バージェス動物群
体長7cm
海産
基盤節足動物 stem-#Arthropoda
"鰓のある葉足動物" #GilledLobopodians
オパビニア科 #Opabiniidae
旧解釈
無甲類 #Anostraca
Wip. Edmontosaurus annectens.
Playing with wattle/plumage ideas on the head. I dont think annectens had this though. More regalis territory.
Compripuncta, a hybrid of the Lady beetle and Edmontosaurus regalis.
Originally intended to be housed within a shared enclosure with non-hybrydised small-medium ornithopods such as Dryosaurus 1/2
@HodariNundu @Tessasaurus_rex The comb of E. regalis is more likely to be a genuine structure, since most of the skin on the upper neck and back of the head is preserved in place. However, I don't think it can yet be ruled out that is was an artifact of decay.
This is a colored drawing of an Edmontosaurus regalis running I made earlier today. #Paleoart
A Tylosaurus prioriger catches a Hesperornis regalis in the shallow inland sea of what one day will become Kansas, USA. Late Cretaceous (Maastrichtian Age 72.1-65.5 MYA). Illustration by Balint Benke. 🤓🐉
Fun Fact: In 2014 researchers found an Edmontosaurus regalis in western Canada that has a cockscomb of mummified flesh, like what you'd see on a rooster. This is a structure nobody knew the dinosaur had. Art by Davide Bonadonna. 🤓🦖
From A World of Reptiles
Two genera from opposite branches of the Anoliform tree live as allies in a struggle against voracious predators. The dimunitive Dromaeosuchus detects predators and defends communal nesting grounds, while the giant Regalisuchus whips and mauls carnivores.
I saw a Poecilotheria regalis just chillin like a plush, so I drew this because why not?
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