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you too can commission a chart just like this check my pinned post to learn more ( WIP )

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2023-02-25

Moropus, Supersaurus, Piatnitzkysaurus and Spicomellus from today’s

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2023-02-25

just that

Moropus, Supersaurus, Piatnitzkysaurus and Spicomellus

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2023-02-25

Results from the Flocking
Moropus, Supersaurus, Piatnitzkysaurus and Spicomellus.

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2023-02-25


flocking together

Moropus
Supersaurus
Piatnitzkysaurus
Spicomellus

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2023-02-25

The Paleo Slakoth Evo Line featuring an extinct Evolution AND Pre-evolution.
(Shinies and more info in thread below)

SLAKKIP - Grass/Normal
SLAKOTH - Grass/Normal
SLAKHEMOTH - Grass/Fairy

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2023-02-25

More new at for Tyrannosaurus takes on a giant Alamosaurus. Alamosaurus laughs.

Full resolution version available at:
https://t.co/zrokQvl6ep

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2023-02-25

Hopefully I'm not to late to the party lol. Here, have my rotund Really proud of this one!
(Also, his name is Dumpling, I decided)

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2023-02-24

💚 Tea time with paleontologist Mary Anning and her nerd friends

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2023-02-24

Somebody should have let make a Paleo Idol game over this, his designs are more appealing and interesting than whatever that is.

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2023-02-24

inactive on here but here's my latest piece :)

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2023-02-24

Poor lil' Mesotherium was being hunted by some Creodonts. Luckily its big ol' protective Chalicotherium friend came to the rescue!💗A gentle herbivorous giant w/massive claws that no carnivore would mess with~

Thanks patrons for voting! Paleoart + noms
is SO FUN🥰

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2023-02-24

Those rocks representing 'ancestral' mountain ranges were eroded down to almost nothing over the next 600 million years. Then, in the Paleozoic Era, the land rose and fell, leading to the encroachment of a shallow sea. Sedimentary rocks formed.

📷: Whitmeyer & Karlstrom 2007

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2023-02-23