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@_Archesuches_ After consulting my huge guide to the Mesozoic (smithsonian dino encyclopedia) I have come to the new realization that this is actually a Leptostomia! :D
Thank you for the challenge, take this reconstruction as a double thank you.
63. The pawnbroker (1965)
Aux intéressés de la filmo de Lumet et de la reconstruction post-shoah. Soyez prêts à un film exigeant mais capable de vous ébranler sans sombrer dans un misérabilisme démonstratif.
Another commission for @greatestjubilee which was EXCELLENT FUN because it included.... A one(1) good ol' Spino (Using a lot of parts from different reconstructions and the colors of a stuffed animal)
@mcribbHistory @willwyeth Some of my Dunbar Castle reconstructions from the 1980s and a recent Paint version.
You vs the reconstructions she tells you not to worry about
#PrehistoricPlanet
#JurassicWorldDominion
The paper also includes a new skeletal reconstruction of Spinosaurus, which differs slightly from the 2020 Ibrahim et al. skeletal.
The paper is about Spinosaurus and it's aquatic habits after all.
https://t.co/nuUEBIK8YP
New batch of Paleoart Reconstructions for 5/27/22:
1. Adasaurus
2. Lessemsaurus
3. Jiangjunosaurus
4. Indosaurus
#paleontology #paleoart
Gm, friends.
Why not using our gm message once in a while to showcase the art of talented souls?
This is "Reconstruction" by @ian_brann.
Sneaky Barbaridactylus paleoreconstruction (also works on those Japanese pillows) 🙃🤣Clip Studio Paint #Barbaridactylus #sneaky #femboy #paleoart #pterosaurofculture #PrehistoricPlanet
You may have caught these and other of my reconstructions quickly shown in the bonus content of #PrehistoricPlanet Episode 3.
No, this is NOT what I did for the series, you will have to wait to see that
Very happy to introduce you to #pastclim, a new #Rstats package to easily access and use #paleoclimate reconstructions up to 800k years ago!
@biorxivpreprint: https://t.co/trbzEu69Mb
Developed with Emily Hallet @MPI_SHH @mkrapp3000 @RobertMBeyer, led by @DrManica @EEG_Cam 1/6
I can’t believe it’s been over a year and a half since my reconstructions of various dinosaurs appeared in the October 2020 issue of National Geographic Mag “Reimagining Dinosaurs”!!!
Dalhousie Castle (Scotland) photo from 1989 and my old reconstruction watercolours. A Ramsay family stronghold. A Ramsay of Dalhousie fell in the Scots charge thru an arrow storm at Homildon Hill in 1402. #DalhousieCastle #ScottishCastles
Facial reconstruction of a woman from the Pyanobor culture, 2nd century BC. The Pyanobor culture was the successor of the Ananyino culture. They were the ancestors of Udmurts and Maris, living on the Vyatka and Kama rivers.
Reconstruction of the notoungulate Charruatoxodon, from the Pliocene-Pleistocene from Uruguay.
The diet of Mesozoic toothed birds: in New Research, @PaleoCase @PalaeoPittman @BeekGeak & co describe diet-related traits based on extant birds, which combined with skull (+claw) reconstructions are used to infer what extinct birds may have eaten
https://t.co/LOESlCp3l4
@R_Dart Thanks, I'm having a lot of fun fleshing it out, when I'm done I will have a life sized reconstruction of the apex predator of the carboniferous skies.
Longipterygidae is a group of #enantiornithine birds famous for their long jaws with teeth only at the very end. As no member of the group has a fossil with a complete skull, we created reconstructions based on several specimens (different colors in the image).