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Introducing the creature for the February Drop, the Metriacanthosaurus!
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Marine reptile of the day!
Nothosaurus is a genus of sauropterygian reptile from the Triassic period, approximately 240-210 million years ago, in North Africa, Europe, and China.
(1st artwork by Tas Dixon, 2nd by Gabriel Ugueto)
Another Acro couple, this time something more cartoony. #Acrocanthosaurus #Dinosaur #Art #Commission #Avatar #Cartoon #BeastsofBermuda #TheIsle
Lovely Acro couple piece that I just adored drawing. They look so nice together <3 #Acrocanthosaurus #Dinosaur #Art #Commission #Avatar #Cartoon #BeastsofBermuda #TheIsle
Finally I was able to finish this acrocanthosaurus, I had forgotten to make some thematic drawing for these dates and I had to improvise a little, I hope you like :)
Acro Steam Profile pic. Simple colours, but such a handsome boy. I really loved drawing his unique patterns. #Acrocanthosaurus #Dinosaur #Art #Commission #Profile #Steam #Avatar #BeastsofBermuda #TheIsle #PathofTitans
A request drawing from the user: https://t.co/TVy2FgK4us
A female Corythosaurus from the animated show "Dinotopia: Quest for the Ruby Sunston"
This Acro's skin was a custom skin from another game. Wacky!! #Acrocanthosaurus #Dinosaur #Pfp #Avatar #Discord #BeastsofBermuda #TheIsle #Commission #Art
Really happy with how this Acro turned out. #Acrocanthosaurus #Dinosaur #Pfp #Avatar #Discord #BeastsofBermuda #TheIsle #Commission #Art
I still struggle with Acros and their head shape but I think we're getting somewhere :> #Acrocanthosaurus #Dinosaur #Pfp #Avatar #Discord #BeastsofBermuda #TheIsle #Commission #Art
I present to you, nothing that anyone wanted:
Choncrocanthosaurus.
Corythosaurus warmup sketch #dinosaurs #corythosaurus
4 of my skins I submitted for #primalcarnage have made it into the games halloween update! The cyan and purple one, called Styx #acrocanthosaurus, is currently for sale in the game’s store. The rest are gift/free drops. Be sure to check them out if you play pce!
A similar loop is seen in the nasal passage of the extinct hadrosaurian dinosaur Corythosaurus. More complex loops are seen in Lambeosaurus. These were likely used both in the extinct African bovids &these dinosaurs to produce low frequency noises that travel over long distances