the eye's coming along. I need your professional opinions, critique

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m'lady...

iunno what im doing but I drew this paleontologist kid on my phone and it looks cooooool

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Paleontologists found Kepodactylus rather unexpectedly while digging up a Stegosaurus in the famous Morrison Formation of Colorado. https://t.co/rq5RoCxTqm

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Fossil Ichthyosaurs like this one were first discovered in Europe in the early 1800s. Paleontologists studied the extinct marine reptile so often that reconstructions of it were displayed at the Crystal Palace during the World Exhibition of 1851.

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hi! my name’s mattia but you can call me kai. i love dinosaurs, drawing, anime, manga and videogames. aspiring paleontologist🦕

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Renowned paleontologist Sir Richard Owen named Coloborhynchus back in 1874. https://t.co/uq6i8sofdC

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Paleontologists are now saying that the T-Rex (potentially) could’ve been covered in feathers. So basically, everything is a lie.

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Hey science twitter, paleontologists, zoologists, museums if you are looking for a scientific illustrator and paleoartist for your next project contact me through my website https://t.co/gqNqGTCsD4 or DM me 😊😊😊

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Is it a shrimp? Is it a jellyfish?
Nope. It's pseudo-anomalocaris! Extremely happy because of how its fossils would confuse paleontologists in the future.

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Remembering French paleontologist Marcellin Boule His study of Neanderthals in the early 1900s is often pointed to as the source for the creatures' brutish image https://t.co/tNohDfb21W

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paleontologist and part time lifeguard

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For those of you as disappointed by as me, check out some of these concepts for Jurassic films by paleoartist, paleontologist, and modern day dinosaur wrangler,

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Famous British paleontologist Richard Owen mistakenly identified Lonchodectes as Pterodactylus way back in 1851. This seems to have happened a lot. https://t.co/93epUzaQtU

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It's not a garlic. Or maybe it is?

Inaria is a shallow water thingy that lived 550 million years ago. Its fossils have been found in Australia and Russia. It's a ~mysterious~ creature but paleontologists suspect it might be related to corals and jellyfishes.

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A lil paleontologist pal!

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